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Watching for Forest Fires

Watching for Forest Fires
Forest fires present peril to the environment, infrastructure and human lives. Most of them can be prevented or considerably minimized with timely detection and a fast response. Great efforts for technical developments, such as remote surveillance, are made to prevent forest fires more efficiently.
Forest fires present peril to the environment, infrastructure and human lives. Most of them can be prevented or considerably minimized with timely detection and a fast response. Great efforts for technical developments, such as remote surveillance, are made to prevent forest fires more efficiently.

With the aggravation of global warming, climate change significantly influences ecological systems. The average global surface temperature has increased 0.9 degrees Celsius since 1960. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicts it will get even hotter, increasing from 1.1 to 6.4 degrees Celsius, during the 21st century. Extreme weather and failure to reach environmental equilibrium is e...
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