Forest wildfire hazard monitoring using remote sensing: A review

作者: Brigitte Leblon

DOI: 10.1080/02757250109532426

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摘要: Our study presents a critical review of the state‐of‐art in use remote sensing technologies for forest wildfire hazard monitoring, with particular emphasis on live fuel moisture content monitoring. The is done according to three main spectral domains which most existing Earth's observation satellites are working: optical, thermal infrared, active microwave as well synergism among these domains. Remote monitoring was first NOAA‐AVHRR NDVI images. surface temperature images were also used, alone or association Both kinds have limited image availability due cloud cover, but not Fuel using data still experimental. Although operational systems either NOAA‐A VHRR exist, further investigations needed design an multi‐sensor system accounts advantages each ...

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