Wildfire
is
a
common
disaster
that
hits
Indonesia
every
dry
season,
especially
on
the
islands
of
Kalimantan
and
Sumatra.
In
order
to
reduce
impact
fire
hazards,
preventive
measures
are
needed
before
occurrence
fires.
One
them
by
setting
up
an
information
system
such
as
EWS.
The
aim
this
study
create
effective
image-
machine
learning-based
predictive
model
severity
forest
land
fires
based
vegetation
conditions
prior
burning.
Three
parameters
prefire
conditions,
namely
greenness
indices,
moisture,
senescence,
were
selected
independent
variables
predict
postfire
dependent
variable,
i.e.,
severity.
There
25
index
options
tested,
using
either
ANN
regression
or
multiple
linear
regression.
moisture
represented
Normalized
Difference
Moisture
Index
(NDMI).
senescence
extracted
Plant
Senescence
Reflectance
(PSRI).
Meanwhile,
wildfire
measured
Burned
Area
for
Sentinel-2
(BAIS2).
All
from
imageries.
topology
models
configured
one
six
hidden
layers.
More
than
100,000
pixels
used
samples,
which
then
separated
into
training
samples
validation
samples.
results
development
testing
show
with
Inverted
Red-Edge
Chlorophyll
(IRECI)
parameter
has
highest
accuracy
in
predicting
GEOMATICA,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
76(1), С. 100008 - 100008
Опубликована: Июль 1, 2024
Wildfires
pose
an
increasing
risk
to
expanding
urban
population
centers,
and
critical
habitats
for
plant
animal
species.
Improving
current
wildland
management
strategies
are
vital
mitigating
loss
of
global
biodiversity
preventing
the
displacement
residents.
Accurate
maps
areas
burned
by
wildfires
is
a
primary
source
information
required
developing
strategies.
Advancements
in
underlying
technologies
mapping
comes
from
three
key
areas:
1)
remotely
sensed
data,
2)
cloud
geoprocessing
platforms,
3)
emerging
image
processing
algorithms.
Trends
across
these
were
explored
this
review,
addition
in-depth
discussion
comparison
optimal
usage
scenarios.
This
review
provides
crucial
insights
researchers
practitioners
keen
on
exploring
methods
that
hold
potential
improve
wildfire
area
procedures.
Remote Sensing,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
15(1), С. 42 - 42
Опубликована: Дек. 22, 2022
Wildfire
is
essential
in
altering
land
ecosystems’
structures,
processes,
and
functions.
As
a
critical
disturbance
the
China–Mongolia–Russia
cross-border
area,
it
vital
to
understand
potential
drivers
of
wildfires
predict
where
are
more
likely
occur.
This
study
assessed
factors
affecting
wildfire
using
Random
Forest
(RF)
model.
No
single
factor
played
decisive
role
incidence
wildfires.
However,
climatic
variables
were
most
critical,
dominating
occurrence
The
probability
was
simulated
predicted
Adaptive
Network-based
Fuzzy
Inference
System
(ANFIS).
particle
swarm
optimization
(PSO)
model
genetic
algorithm
(GA)
used
optimize
ANFIS
hybrid
models
performed
better
than
for
training
validation
datasets.
models,
such
as
PSO-ANFIS
GA-ANFIS,
overcome
over-fitting
problem
at
learning
stage
pattern.
high
classification
accuracy
good
performance
suggest
that
can
be
occurrence.
map
illustrates
high-risk
areas
mainly
distributed
northeast
part
especially
grassland
forest
area
Dornod
Province
Mongolia,
Buryatia,
Chita
state
Russia,
Inner
China.
findings
reliable
estimates
relative
likelihood
hazards
management
region
covered
or
vicinity.
GeoScape,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
18(1), С. 1 - 20
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2024
Abstract
Rawa
Aopa
National
Park
has
experienced
a
severe
wildfire.
These
fires
are
affected
by
several
factors,
including
topography,
meteorology,
vegetation,
and
source
of
fire.
This
study
uses
Machine
Learning
approach
based
on
re-sampling
methods
(e.g.
crossvalidation,
bootstrap,
random
subsampling)
to
evaluate,
improve
the
performance
twelve
basic
algorithms:
Generalized
Linear
Model,
Support
Vector
Machine,
Random
Forest,
Boosted
Regression
Trees,
Classification
And
Tree,
Multivariate
Adaptive
Splines,
Mixture
Discriminate
Analysis,
Flexible
Discriminant
Maximum
Entropy,
Likelihood,
Radial
Basis
Function,
Multi-Layer
Perceptron,
analyze
causes
wildfires,
correlation
between
variables.
The
model
is
evaluated
Area
Under
Curve,
Correlation,
True
Skill
Statistics,
Deviance.
evaluation
results
show
that
Bt-RF
good
in
predicting
wildfire
susceptibility
TNRAW
with
AUC=0.98,
COR=0.96,
TSS=0.97,
Deviance=0.15.
An
area
644.88
km
2
or
equivalent
59.82%
concentration
occurring
savanna
ecosystem
which
around
245.12
88.95%
jungle
zone.
Among
17
parameters
cause
fires,
this
strongly
influenced
Temperature,
Land
Use
Cover,
Distance
from
Road.
There
strong
soil
distance
settlements
=
0.96.
Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(06), С. 23 - 36
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
The
primary
objective
of
this
paper
is
to
present
a
comprehensive
case
study
on
monitoring
wildfires
in
Nakhon
Nayok,
Thailand,
utilizing
Earth
observation
platforms.
This
initiative
project
has
been
undertaken
by
the
Excellence
Center
Space
Technology
and
Research
(ECSTAR),
partnership
with
its
spin-off
startup,
TeroSpace.
aims
provide
an
in-depth
analysis
wildfire
incidents
region,
advanced
technologies
such
as
satellite
imagery
data
analytics,
identify
ways
improve
future
management.
In
particular,
focuses
including
thermal
area
comparison
that
ravaged
land
Nayok
Province
central
Thailand
from
March
April
18th,
2023.
To
conduct
study,
ECSTAR-TeroSpace
analytic
team
utilized
images
platforms:
MODIS
Sentinel-2A.
By
presenting
contributes
broader
understanding
how
monitor
manage
changing
climate.
findings
underscore
importance
proactive
collaborative
efforts
mitigating
negative
impacts
other
regions
Thailand.
Wildfire
is
a
common
disaster
that
hits
Indonesia
every
dry
season,
especially
on
the
islands
of
Kalimantan
and
Sumatra.
In
order
to
reduce
impact
fire
hazards,
preventive
measures
are
needed
before
occurrence
fires.
One
them
by
setting
up
an
information
system
such
as
EWS.
The
aim
this
study
create
effective
image-
machine
learning-based
predictive
model
severity
forest
land
fires
based
vegetation
conditions
prior
burning.
Three
parameters
prefire
conditions,
namely
greenness
indices,
moisture,
senescence,
were
selected
independent
variables
predict
postfire
dependent
variable,
i.e.,
severity.
There
25
index
options
tested,
using
either
ANN
regression
or
multiple
linear
regression.
moisture
represented
Normalized
Difference
Moisture
Index
(NDMI).
senescence
extracted
Plant
Senescence
Reflectance
(PSRI).
Meanwhile,
wildfire
measured
Burned
Area
for
Sentinel-2
(BAIS2).
All
from
imageries.
topology
models
configured
one
six
hidden
layers.
More
than
100,000
pixels
used
samples,
which
then
separated
into
training
samples
validation
samples.
results
development
testing
show
with
Inverted
Red-Edge
Chlorophyll
(IRECI)
parameter
has
highest
accuracy
in
predicting