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This Cluster builds an open science approach to addressing one of the nation’s most destructive events, discussing wildfire science and proactive solutions in wildfire management. To learn more about this Cluster and its activities, visit the Wildfire Cluster Landing Page. Wildfire 2026 Registration ESIP meetings are open to all who wish to participate and contribute. […]
The experimental NOAA Next Generation Fire System (NGFS) provides timely satellite-derived information on active fires. Following a successful NOAA Fire Testbed demonstration, forecasters, land managers, and emergency managers began using the NGFS to improve early wildfire detection and near-continuous monitoring of established fires, resulting in significant benefits. To improve access to NGFS products, the NOAA […]
We will review the NASA Wildfire Tracking Lab’s method for identifying and monitoring fires across North America using VIIRS active fire detections. These data are easily accessible via API and browser-based tooling, setting a blueprint for using open data and open software to push forward research efforts while still being useful for local stakeholders. Next […]
Forest health monitoring often depends on measurements that reveal treatment effects only after several years, such as radial growth, while many important physiological and canopy-level responses occur much sooner. This talk introduces the Physio-Spatial Monitoring Program (PSMP), a developing framework for repeatable tree-level monitoring that integrates standardized drone imagery, individual tree crown mapping, vegetation index […]
This Cluster builds an open science approach to addressing one of the nation’s most destructive events, discussing wildfire science and proactive solutions in wildfire management. To learn more about this Cluster and its activities, visit the Wildfire Cluster Landing Page. Wildfire 2026 Registration ESIP meetings are open to all who wish to participate and contribute. […]
Nathan McEachen from TerraFrame will present “From DGGS to Geo-GraphRAGs: A Multi-Representation Architecture for AI-Assisted Emergency Management.” LLMs enhance emergency management by processing complex geospatial data through natural language, but single data representations fall short during dynamic events. A new combined AI-agent assisted framework allows rapid identification of impacted zones across hazards like floods and […]
Join the Cluster on September 10 to host Duarte Oom, fire remote sensing specialist at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). He will discuss the recent release of the "Fire Data User Needs and Gaps Assessment Report" and the upcoming "Global Fire Data Inventory," particularly the findings regarding fire data accessibility and how […]
This Cluster builds an open science approach to addressing one of the nation’s most destructive events, discussing wildfire science and proactive solutions in wildfire management. To learn more about this Cluster and its activities, visit the Wildfire Cluster Landing Page. Wildfire 2026 Registration ESIP meetings are open to all who wish to participate and contribute. […]