Wildfire forest. A forested slope on real terrain, with two camera masts on the ridges. Smoke at 10 m in sight of ridge camera: 2.32 km². Share of the patch: 89 %. Camera baseline: 915 m.

A forested slope on real terrain, with two camera masts on the ridges.

01/04

Field environments

Wildfire forest

Camera masts on the ridges, a weather station in the stand and a private cell: the red ground is what the ridge camera can see.

Tour transcript

1. A forested slope on real terrain, with two camera masts on the ridges.
2. Each mast carries a camera; two bearings fix a smoke column.
3. Red ground is where smoke 10 m above the trees is in the ridge camera’s line of sight.
4. The weather station feeds the fire-weather indices.

In this scene

Ridge camera mast

A pan-tilt camera on a guyed 30 m mast; two masts triangulate a smoke column to a bearing fix. (ONVIF Profile S, OGC SensorThings API)

fwi

Temperature, humidity, wind and rain feed the fire-weather indices the agency already uses. (Canadian FWI System, WMO-No. 8)

Massive-MIMO AAU ×3

Carries camera video and station data out of a valley without public coverage. (3GPP TS 38.104)