Towards an integrated hi-tech solution to detect small fires

Marta Yebra; Nick Barnes; Colleen Bryant; Geoffrey J. Cary; Salman Durrani; Robert Mahony; Elise Palethorpe; Sheeraz Alvi; Matt Stocks; Ryan Stocks; Andrew Tridgell; Xiangyun Zhou; Nicholas Wilson

Towards an integrated hi-tech solution to detect small fires

Marta Yebra, Nick Barnes, Colleen Bryant, Geoffrey J. Cary, Salman Durrani, Robert Mahony, Elise Palethorpe, Sheeraz Alvi, Matt Stocks, Ryan Stocks, Andrew Tridgell, Xiangyun Zhou, Nicholas Wilson

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The ANU-Optus Bushfire Research Centre of Excellence is developing a novel, integrated, hi-tech solution to detect bushfires early with an approach that combines different remote sensing platforms including satellites, long endurance uncrewed vehicles (drones), cameras on fire towers and ground sensors in the Australian Capital Territory. The different methods and technologies are evaluated using planned, unplanned and experimental ignitions to determine under which scenarios each technology is most effective and the extent to which they outperform or complement current practices.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	44-47
Number of pages	4
Journal	Australian Journal of Emergency Management
Volume	37
Issue number	4
Publication status	Published - Oct 2022

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Yebra, M., Barnes, N., Bryant, C., Cary, G. J., Durrani, S., Mahony, R., Palethorpe, E., Alvi, S., Stocks, M., Stocks, R., Tridgell, A., Zhou, X., & Wilson, N. (2022). Towards an integrated hi-tech solution to detect small fires. Australian Journal of Emergency Management, 37(4), 44-47. https://knowledge.aidr.org.au/resources/ajem-october-2022-towards-an-integrated-hi-tech-solution-to-detect-small-fires/

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