Australia's interaction with forest fires highlights the interplay of geography, climate, and
ecosystems. This research explores the evolution of fire management practices, from ancient …

Background The creation of relief camps following a disaster, conflict or other form of
externality often generates additional health problems. The density of people in a highly …

The quantitative assessment of forest fire severity is significant for understanding the
changes in ecological processes caused by fire disturbances. As a novel spectral index …

The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and Earth observation (EO) technologies has
brought geoscience and remote sensing into an era of unparalleled capabilities. AI's …

Fire risk assessment is a crucial step in effective fire control, playing an important role in
reducing fire losses. It has remained a significant topic in the field of fire safety. To explore …

In recent years, due to growing number of humanitarian disasters, international attention to
refugees has increased. However, many refugee settlements are located in remote areas …

This chapter provides a brief summary of all 13 chapters appearing in Volume VI of the
Remote Sensing Handbook. The volume has a focus on water resources, disasters, and …

Forest fires are a type of natural catastrophe that poses a risk to the vegetation and fauna of
the hill stations. Due to the presence of vast enormous areas of land adorned with aged …

Fire risk assessment has become a crucial element for monitoring the safety and
sustainability of life in wild-land urban interface (WUI), especially in densely populated …

화재 피해지역 탐지에 사용되는 다양한 스펙트럼 인덱스 중 BAI (Burned Area Index) 는 센서와
해당 지역의 방사특성을 대표하는 기준값에 의존하는 인덱스이다. 따라서 적용 환경에 따라 …