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Map showing the live fuel (vegetation) moisture conditions before the november round of large, destructive fires that erupted across California. Dryer than average conditions lead to a more flammable landscape and this maps shows a lot of red! #CaliforniaFires
A very exciting day in the history of remote sensing science! Congrats to the @GEDI_Knights!! @suzymarselis, I hope you now continue the great work in mapping fuel structure you started with us but at a larger scale!!
NASA Goddard on Twitter
“Today we’re launching 🚀 GEDI — the Global Ecosystem Dynamics Investigation — to the @@Space_Station GEDI will create a 3D global m...
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New Australian online mapping tool to help detect flammable vegetation
New Australian online mapping tool to help detect flammable vegetation
The Australian Flammability Monitoring System is a new vegetation condition and flammability online mapping tool that is expected to support fire and ...
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@m_parrington @DrHoneyAir @mdfusion @CopernicusECMWF @CopernicusEU @ECMWF @CopernicusEMS @NASAEarth @eumetsat @Atmospheric_SAF @bnhcrc @CSIROnews Thanks for sharing. The AFMS shows very dry fuel conditions along the coast, a lot drier than previous years (reative to 2001-2017). It would be interesting to see if this FMC anomalies can expain the higher fire intensity and emissions of the #QLDfires https://t.co/P03jxoI7Ah
Yay! Thanks @AdrienneNicotra for your effort driving this proposal!!! I am looking forward to working with you and colleagues to build the Australian Mountain Research Infrastructure Facility!!
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“Congratulations to all ARC recipients! @EcoEvo_ANU recipients include: DECRA: Xia Hua, Darren Wong & David Duchene Discovery: Lindell Bromh...
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I just returned from assesing Pierces Creek fire severity from an helicopter with @AdamLeavesley from @ACT_Parks. We collected over 40 observations. Stay tuned for results! @ANUFennerSchool @bnhcrc
Today @TERN_Aus and @anu_wald together launched the Landscape Data Visualiser! Discover, map and compare over 50 satellite, airborne, site and flux tower data sets on soils, water, vegetation, carbon, fire, etc. All in one place! Check it out: https://t.co/4qOp8brLb2
Thank you @NCInews for featuring our global water reanalysis in your annual report, but most of all, for making it all possible! https://t.co/TWzDxXgph4
Two days BNHCRC research forum, Marta @Myebra12 gave three talks!! The project "Mapping bushfire hazard and impacts" update, the end-users discussion for the Australion Flammability Monitoring System, and the utilisation research. Fulfilling and interesting days!
So the @BOM_au Satellite Viewer tool has an amazing view of the dust storm: https://t.co/7yBcR8LbSs #DustStorm #BigDust
More #WomenInSTEM added to the long list of leaders in fire science. I hope the list will never stop growing! @bnhcrc @fennerschool. #mdpifire Recognizing Women Leaders in Fire Science: Revisited @MDPIOpenAccess
Recognizing Women Leaders in Fire Science: Revisited
In August, 2018, an editorial in Fire entitled Recognizing Women Leaders in Fire Science was published. This was intended to ignite a conversation int...
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Great outcome of day one for the Australian Flammability Monotoring System (): an enduser-driven ordered list of future development priorities! https://t.co/wPbKPxBZUG
Wanna know what our @bnhcrc @anu_wald project on "Mapping bushfire hazard and impacts" have achieved over the last finantial year? Have a look at our annual report! https://t.co/UsTcOcNjNe
Insights from @Myebra12 re using satellites to monitor fuel moisture content to support decision making around #bushfires @srap_ieap Earth Forum @scienceANU
Big thank-you to @SSSI_ACT for the Educational Development Award to Albert van Dijk https://t.co/dSosK5oTC4
