Sentence examples for monitoring of fire from inspiring English sources

These values were detailed in terms of a current baseline situation, i.e. monitoring of fire management conditions using helicopters and manned-thermal cameras.

Risk indexes obtained by means of satellite measurements have widely improved the forecasting and monitoring of fire and its impact over the global ecosystem in an operational manner.

Current methods aimed at the detection and monitoring of fire events in the Brazilian Amazon are frequently insufficient for policy decisions which aim to prevent new fire events and identify the previous land cover of the affected areas.

The professional rural fire managers indicated that 6.3%% of potential helicopter time is in use for thermal monitoring, compared with 13.7 % for all forms of visual monitoring of fires while using helicopters (Christensen 2015, in submittance).

For instance, when the emergent events are monitored, such as monitoring of a fire in the industrial factory or monitoring the malfunction of industrial equipment, the source nodes are always distributed in a local region.

The algorithm proposed in this paper is suitable for scenarios wherein events are centrally distributed, such as the monitoring of a fire in the industrial factories or malfunction monitoring of industrial equipment.

The paper deals with the continuous monitoring of electrostatic fire and explosion hazards that can occur at the inlet to electrostatic precipitators (ESPs) when highly charged dust particles are transported by a gas carrier that can be the mixtures of both incombustible and combustible flue gases.

At present Tyco largely subcontracts the remote monitoring of its fire-protection systems and the security services it operates; ADT has a nationwide network of remote-control centres that Tyco could use.

Efforts to organize reliable monitoring of such fires from space are warranted.

In this paper, we introduce a miniature windmill-structured energy harvester for wireless monitoring of forest fires.

Recent projects producing "wall-to-wall" biomass maps (e.g. Global Carbon Project by the Woods Hole Research Center) can benefit long-term monitoring of post-fire responses.