Using the sensor web to detect and monitor the spread of wild fires
Deshendran Moodley, Andrew Terhorst, Ingo Simonis, G McFerren, F. van den Bergh
Abstract
Deshendran Moodley, Andrew Terhorst, Ingo Simonis, G McFerren, F. van den Bergh
Abstract
Key concepts in disaster response are level of preparedness, response times, sustaining the response and coordinating the response. Effective disaster response requires a well-developed command and control framework that promotes the flow of information. The Sensor Web is an emerging technology concept that can enhance the tempo of disaster response. We describe how a satellite-based system for regional wild fire detection is being evolved into a fully-fledged Sensor Web application.
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Key concepts in disaster response are level of preparedness, response times, sustaining the response and coordinating the response. Effective disaster response requires a well-developed command and control framework that promotes the flow of information. The Sensor Web is an emerging technology concept that can enhance the tempo of disaster response. We describe how a satellite-based system for regional wild fire detection is being evolved into a fully-fledged Sensor Web application.
Key concepts: Disaster response, Sensor web, Emergency response, Key (lock), Response time, Computer science, Preparedness, Fire detection