Sentence examples for fire observations from inspiring English sources

The models described in the formal documentation of the system (Forestry Canada Fire Danger Group FCFDG 1992) follow functional forms derived from simple physical reasoning and are fitted with a database of over 400 experimental, wild, and prescribed fire observations.

The WFA provides the longest running data set of global, active fire observations [43].

For example, Mu et al. (2011) used active fire observations from Aqua, Terra, and GOES satellites to develop a daily and 3-hourly fire emissions product for the 2002 2010 period.

Bundy confirmed that fire observation towers at the refuge were now occupied by marksmen, for "safety", and said he was "absolutely" prepared to use force if he thought the situation warranted it.

We conclude that these FRP data demonstrate major benefits for studies of active fires over Asia and Australia, and expect them to become an important component of the global geostationary active fire observation system.

While these methods are important, field data is usually limited to opportunistic post-fire observations, and spectral data often lacks validation with specific variables of change.

This is even more pronounced in bi-temporal data sets (composed by pre- and post-fire observations) where the between-axes heterogeneity is even higher.

The distribution of both the pre- and the post-fire observations are visualised in histograms (light grey coloured) on top of each main axis.

Furthermore, the validation against actual fire behavior observations shows that its simulation performance is acceptable and in most cases is better than that of the previously reported studies.

This example demonstrates how to calculate daily FWI system variables given a chronological dataset that consists of 2 years of daily fire weather observations from one weather station.

Fire (20 observations, span = 1.1, residual standard error = 18.37), however, depletes initial aboveground carbon to below 50%, and showed no sign of recovery within the 5 years post-fire documented in the reviewed studies.