Through the comparison and analysis of several sets of experiments, we verify the effectiveness of the proposed ARGNet for aerial forest fire smoke detection. In particular, it better solves the three major problems of confusing smoke with smoke-like objects, low accuracy of long-distance ...
12,13, and the accumulation of fuel from previously implemented fire suppression plans4. Despite growing concern of wildfires in western North America, the ecological effects of wildfires on aquatic ecosystems remain unclear.
In contrast, the decision of a minority of the participants was motivated by response guidance from agencies, and accurate wildfire information was less important for their response. Imperative information for both types of residents therefore needs to be highlighted in a map-based warning tool to ...
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Canada’s on fire again. • Ice-free summer Arctic ahead no matter what we do. Previous models, suggesting we might save the ice cap if we really cut back our emissions, underestimated ice loss. All together now: the optimists are always wrong, and the pessimists are too optimistic. ...
Bush firePublic early warningsVisual warningsMap-based warningsWarning responsesThe current study sought to offer guidance for developing effective web-based mapping tools for wildfire warnings by identifying (1) the important content for facilitating individuals' decision-making, and (2) the optimal ...
Figure 4 is a schematic diagram that illustrates the transformation from 3D CFD simulation results to a 2D SE map (from the picture on the right side to the picture on the left side). As seen in the right picture of Figure 4, the smoke distribution (CsCs value) in a tunnel fire can ...
Figure 4 is a schematic diagram that illustrates the transformation from 3D CFD simulation results to a 2D SE map (from the picture on the right side to the picture on the left side). As seen in the right picture of Figure 4, the smoke distribution (CsCs value) in a tunnel fire can ...
Evidence from historical wildfire trends predicts increasing fire severity with “six of California’s seven largest wildfires [erupting] in the past year” [1]. The causes and conditions that have led to the increased fire activity are numerous (e.g., drought conditions, electric grid equipment...
As can be seen, the simulated impact of the fire plumes is widespread, especially on 16–21 July. From 29th July onward, the impact of fires is reduced due to a change in weather conditions and active firefighting. Figure 2, top left panel, shows the simulated distribution of maximum 1 ...