Red-Eye: A Helicopter-Based Architecture for Tactical Wildfire Monitoring Strategies
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Abstract
This work introduces a flexible and reusable architecture designed to facilitate the development of remote sensing applications. Based on it, we are developing a helicopter system, called Red-Eye, devoted to the detection, control and analysis of wild land forest fires in the Mediterranean area. The design of the proposed system is composed of five main components. Each component will work collaboratively to constitute a platform of high added value. The general architecture designed for wildfire monitoring is being tailored for two relevant objectives within the particular Mediterranean scenario: tactical day/night fire front evolution, and post-fire hot-spot detection.
CitationPastor, E. [et al.]. Red-Eye: A Helicopter-Based Architecture for Tactical Wildfire Monitoring Strategies. A: IEEE Aerospace Conference. "IEEE Aerospace Conference 2009". Big Sky: 2009, p. 1-11.
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