LD-YOLO: A Lightweight Dynamic Forest Fire and Smoke Detection Model with Dysample and Spatial Context Awareness Module
Forests,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(9), С. 1630 - 1630
Опубликована: Сен. 15, 2024
The
threat
of
forest
fires
to
human
life
and
property
causes
significant
damage
society.
Early
signs,
such
as
small
smoke,
are
often
difficult
detect.
As
a
consequence,
early
detection
smoke
is
crucial.
Traditional
fire
models
have
shortcomings,
including
low
accuracy
efficiency.
YOLOv8
model
exhibits
robust
capabilities
in
detecting
smoke.
However,
it
struggles
balance
accuracy,
complexity,
speed.
This
paper
proposes
LD-YOLO,
lightweight
dynamic
based
on
the
YOLOv8,
detect
Firstly,
GhostConv
introduced
generate
more
feature
maps
through
low-cost
linear
transformations,
while
maintaining
high
reducing
parameters.
Secondly,
we
propose
C2f-Ghost-DynamicConv
an
effective
tool
for
increasing
extraction
representing
from
fires.
method
aims
optimize
use
computing
resources.
Thirdly,
introduce
DySample
address
loss
fine-grained
detail
initial
images.
A
point-based
sampling
utilized
enhance
resolution
small-target
images
without
imposing
additional
computational
burden.
Fourthly,
Spatial
Context
Awareness
Module
(SCAM)
insufficient
representation
background
interference.
Also,
self-attention
head
(SADH)
designed
capture
global
features.
Lastly,
Shape-IoU,
which
emphasizes
importance
boundaries’
shape
scale,
used
improve
experimental
results
show
that
LD-YOLO
realizes
mAP0.5
86.3%
custom
dataset,
4.2%
better
than
original
model,
with
36.79%
fewer
parameters,
48.24%
lower
FLOPs,
15.99%
higher
FPS.
Therefore,
indicates
fast
speed,
complexity.
crucial
timely
Язык: Английский
An Improved Fire and Smoke Detection Method Based on YOLOv8n for Smart Factories
Sensors,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
24(15), С. 4786 - 4786
Опубликована: Июль 24, 2024
Factories
play
a
crucial
role
in
economic
and
social
development.
However,
fire
disasters
factories
greatly
threaten
both
human
lives
properties.
Previous
studies
about
detection
using
deep
learning
mostly
focused
on
wildfire
ignored
the
fires
that
happened
factories.
In
addition,
lots
of
focus
detection,
while
smoke,
important
derivative
disaster,
is
not
detected
by
such
algorithms.
To
better
help
smart
monitor
disasters,
this
paper
proposes
an
improved
smoke
method
based
YOLOv8n.
ensure
quality
algorithm
training
process,
self-made
dataset
including
more
than
5000
images
their
corresponding
labels
created.
Then,
nine
advanced
algorithms
are
selected
tested
dataset.
YOLOv8n
exhibits
best
results
terms
accuracy
speed.
ConNeXtV2
then
inserted
into
backbone
to
enhance
inter-channel
feature
competition.
RepBlock
SimConv
replace
original
Conv
improve
computational
ability
memory
bandwidth.
For
loss
function,
CIoU
replaced
MPDIoU
efficient
accurate
bounding
box.
Ablation
tests
show
our
achieves
performance
all
four
metrics
reflecting
accuracy:
precision,
recall,
F1,
mAP@50.
Compared
with
model,
whose
approximately
90%,
modified
above
95%.
mAP@50
particular
reaches
95.6%,
exhibiting
improvement
4.5%.
Although
complexity
improves,
requirements
real-time
monitoring
satisfied.
Язык: Английский
Forest fire regimes in the Northwestern Himalayas: unravelling microlevel impact of topography, weather, and human activity on fire behaviour
International Journal of Remote Sensing,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 26
Опубликована: Апрель 20, 2025
Язык: Английский
An Efficient Task Implementation Modeling Framework with Multi-Stage Feature Selection and AutoML: A Case Study in Forest Fire Risk Prediction
Remote Sensing,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(17), С. 3190 - 3190
Опубликована: Авг. 29, 2024
As
data
science
advances,
automated
machine
learning
(AutoML)
gains
attention
for
lowering
barriers,
saving
time,
and
enhancing
efficiency.
However,
with
increasing
dimensionality,
AutoML
struggles
large-scale
feature
sets.
Effective
selection
is
crucial
efficient
in
multi-task
applications.
This
study
proposes
an
modeling
framework
combining
a
multi-stage
(MSFS)
algorithm
AutoSklearn,
robust
framework,
to
address
high-dimensional
challenges.
The
MSFS
includes
three
stages:
mutual
information
gain
(MIG),
recursive
elimination
cross-validation
(RFECV),
voting
aggregation
mechanism,
ensuring
comprehensive
consideration
of
correlation,
importance,
stability.
Based
on
multi-source
time
series
remote
sensing
data,
this
pioneers
the
application
AutoSklearn
forest
fire
risk
prediction.
Using
case
study,
we
compare
five
other
(FS)
algorithms,
including
single
FS
algorithms
two
hybrid
algorithms.
Results
show
that
selects
half
original
features
(12/24),
effectively
handling
collinearity
(eliminating
11
out
13
collinear
groups)
AutoSklearn’s
success
rate
by
15%,
outperforming
same
number
7%
5%.
Among
six
non-FS,
demonstrates
highest
prediction
performance
stability
minimal
variance
(0.09%)
across
evaluation
metrics.
efficiently
filters
redundant
features,
operational
efficiency
generalization
ability
tasks.
MSFS–AutoSklearn
significantly
improves
AutoML’s
production
accuracy,
facilitating
implementation
various
real-world
tasks
wider
AutoML.
Язык: Английский
Impact of Momentum Perturbation on Convective Boundary Layer Turbulence
Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2024
Abstract
Mesoscale‐to‐microscale
coupling
is
an
important
tool
for
conducting
turbulence‐resolving
multiscale
simulations
of
realistic
atmospheric
flows,
which
are
crucial
applications
ranging
from
wind
energy
to
wildfire
spread
studies.
Different
techniques
used
facilitate
the
development
turbulence
in
large‐eddy
simulation
(LES)
domain
while
minimizing
computational
cost.
Here,
we
explore
impact
a
simple
and
computationally
efficient
Stochastic
Cell
Perturbation
method
using
momentum
perturbation
(SCPM‐M)
accelerate
generation
boundary‐coupled
LES
Weather
Research
Forecasting
model.
We
simulate
convective
boundary
layer
(CBL)
characterize
production
dissipation
turbulent
kinetic
(TKE)
variation
TKE
budget
terms.
Furthermore,
evaluate
applying
perturbations
three
magnitudes
below,
up
to,
above
CBL
on
Momentum
greatly
reduce
fetch
associated
with
generation.
When
applied
half
vertical
extent
layer,
produce
adequate
amount
turbulence.
However,
when
CBL,
additional
structures
generated
at
top
near
inversion
layer.
The
budgets
produced
by
SCPM‐M
varying
heights
different
amplitudes
always
higher
surface
than
those
No‐SCPM,
as
their
contributions
TKE.
This
study
provides
better
understanding
how
reduces
costs
terms
contribute
simulation.
Язык: Английский
Effects of Dust Storm and Wildfire Events on Phytoplankton Growth and Carbon Sequestration in the Tasman Sea, Southeast Australia
Atmosphere,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(3), С. 337 - 337
Опубликована: Март 8, 2024
Dust
storms
and
wildfires
occur
frequently
in
south-eastern
Australia.
Their
effects
on
the
ecology,
environment
population
exposure
have
been
focus
of
many
studies
recently.
do
not
emit
ground-sequestered
carbon,
but
significant
quantities
carbon
into
atmosphere.
However,
both
natural
events
promote
phytoplankton
growth
water
bodies
because
other
trace
elements
such
as
iron,
deposit
surface
oceans.
Carbon
dioxide
is
reabsorbed
by
via
photosynthesis.
The
balance
cycle
due
to
dust
well
known.
Recent
emission
2019–2020
summer
eastern
Australia
indicated
that
this
megafire
event
emitted
approximately
715
million
tonnes
CO2
(195
Tg
C)
atmosphere
from
burned
forest
areas.
This
study
focusses
association
southeastern
with
Tasman
Sea
February
2019
storm
Black
Summer
wildfires.
Central
western
New
South
Wales
were
sources
(11
16
2019),
occurred
along
coast
Victoria
(from
early
November
January
2020).
WRF-Chem
model
used
for
simulation
AFWA
(Air
Force
Weather
Agency
US)
version
GOCART
model,
wildfire
FINN
(Fire
Emission
Inventory
NCAR)
data.
results
show
similarities
differences
deposition
particulate
matter,
reabsorption
patterns
these
events.
A
higher
rate
PM2.5
ocean
corresponds
a
growth.
Using
during
5-day
2019,
~1230
tons
total
was
predicted
deposited
Sea,
while
~132,000
PM10
stage
1
8
2019.
Язык: Английский
Interpolation of Temperature in a Mountainous Region Using Heterogeneous Observation Networks
Atmosphere,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(8), С. 1018 - 1018
Опубликована: Авг. 22, 2024
Accurately
generating
high-resolution
surface
grid
datasets
often
involves
merging
multiple
weather
observation
networks
and
addressing
the
challenge
of
network
heterogeneity.
This
study
aims
to
tackle
problem
accurately
interpolating
temperature
data
in
regions
with
a
complex
topography.
To
achieve
this,
we
introduce
deterministic
interpolation
method
that
incorporates
elevation
enhance
accuracy
datasets.
is
particularly
valuable
for
areas
intricate
terrains.
Our
robust
methodology
integrates
harmonization
radial
basis
function
(RBF)
topographical
regions.
The
was
tested
on
10
min
average
from
Jeju
Island,
South
Korea,
over
2
years
had
spatial
resolution
100
m.
results
show
significant
reduction
5.5%
error
rates,
an
0.73
°C
0.69
°C,
by
incorporating
all
adjusted
data.
Integrating
parameterized
nonlinear
profile
further
enhances
accuracy,
yielding
4.4%
compared
linear
model.
method,
based
regression-based
functions,
demonstrates
6.7%
improvement
kriging
same
profile.
research
offers
approach
precise
interpolation,
especially
Язык: Английский
Wildfire Towers Drive Firebrand Lofting: Insights from Coupled Fire-Atmosphere Model Simulations
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 18, 2024
Abstract
Previous
studies
have
highlighted
the
complexity
of
wildfire
behavior,
emphasizing
significance
firebrand
dynamics
in
contributing
to
spread
and
severity
wildfires.
While
these
provide
foundational
knowledge,
specific
role
wildland
fires'
towers
troughs
lofting
has
never
been
addressed.
This
work
aims
illustrate
intricate
relationship
between
fire
tower
trough
phenomena
lofting.
Through
physics-based
simulations,
we
show
presence
drives
spatial
distribution
generated
firebrands
as
well
vertical
trajectory
lofted
firebrands.
We
found
that
majority
(78.85
%)
get
from
which
are
regions
updrafts
while
remaining
enter
into
during
process
severally
limits
height
distance
they
travel.
The
results
this
study
helpful
for
foresters
land
managers
planning
researchers
advancing
existing
model
capabilities
can
save
communities
enhance
safety
firefighters
wind-driven
fires
where
there
higher
risk
spot
fires.
Язык: Английский
How well are hazards associated with derechos reproduced in regional climate simulations?
Natural hazards and earth system sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
24(12), С. 4473 - 4505
Опубликована: Дек. 10, 2024
Abstract.
A
15-member
ensemble
of
convection-permitting
regional
simulations
the
fast-moving
and
destructive
derecho
29–30
June
2012
that
impacted
northeastern
urban
corridor
USA
is
presented.
This
event
generated
1100
reports
damaging
winds,
significant
wind
gusts
over
an
extensive
area
up
to
500
000
km2,
caused
several
fatalities,
resulted
in
widespread
loss
electrical
power.
Extreme
events
such
as
this
are
increasingly
being
used
within
pseudo-global-warming
experiments
examine
sensitivity
historical,
societally
important
global
climate
non-stationarity
how
they
may
evolve
a
result
changing
thermodynamic
dynamic
contexts.
As
it
fidelity
with
which
described
hindcast
experiments.
The
presented
herein
performed
using
Weather
Research
Forecasting
(WRF)
model.
resulting
explore
simulation
relative
observations
for
gust
magnitudes,
spatial
scales
convection
(as
manifest
high
composite
reflectivity,
cREF),
both
rainfall
hail
production
function
model
configuration
(microphysics
parameterization,
lateral
boundary
conditions
(LBCs),
start
date,
use
nudging,
compiler
choice,
damping,
number
vertical
levels).
We
also
degree
each
member
differs
respect
key
mesoscale
drivers
convective
systems
(e.g.,
available
potential
energy
shear)
critical
manifestations
deep
convection,
e.g.,
velocities,
cold-pool
generation,
those
properties
relate
correct
characterization
associated
atmospheric
hazards
(wind
hail).
Use
double-moment,
seven-class
scheme
concentrations
all
species
(including
graupel)
results
greatest
model-simulated
structure
event.
All
members,
however,
fail
capture
intensity
terms
extent
near-surface
gusts.
further
show
very
LBCs
employed
specifically
higher
nested
ERA-Interim
compared
ERA5.
Excess
(CAPE)
members
after
passage
leads
excess
cells,
gusts,
cREF
>
40
dBZ,
precipitation
during
frontal
on
subsequent
day.
proved
challenging
forecast
real
time
reproduce
here.
Future
work
could
if
other
initial
can
achieve
greater
fidelity.
Язык: Английский
Assessing the Turbulence Kinetic Energy Budget in the Boundary Layer Using WRF-LES: Impact of Momentum Perturbation
Опубликована: Март 4, 2021
<p>Mesoscale-to-Large
Eddy
Simulation
(LES)
grid
nesting
is
an
important
tool
for
many
atmospheric
model
applications,
ranging
from
wind
energy
to
wildfire
spread
studies.
Different
techniques
are
used
in
such
applications
accelerate
the
development
of
turbulence
LES
domain.
Here,
we
explore
impact
a
simple
and
computationally
efficient
Stochastic
Cell
Perturbation
method
(SCPM)
generation
Weather
Research
Forecasting
(WRF)
on
Turbulence
Kinetic
Energy
(TKE)
budget.
In
convective
boundary
layer,
study
variation
TKE
budget
terms
under
initial
conditions
Scaled
Wind
Farm
Technology
(SWiFT)
facility
located
West
Texas.
this
study,
WRF
with
horizontal
resolution
12
m,
one-way
nested
within
idealized
mesoscale
It
crucial
understand
how
forced
perturbation
shifts
balance
between
quantify
shear
production,
buoyant
production
unstable
case.
Since
additional
introduced
SCPM
method,
investigate
dissipation
term
TKE.
addition,
also
turbulent
transport.
Generally,
it
integrates
over
height
null
planar
homogeneous
case
without
subsidence,
indicating
positive
some
heights
negative
other
heights.
Furthermore,
transport
after
extending
random
up
certain
height.
The
findings
will
provide
better
understanding
contribution
different
simulation.</p>
Язык: Английский