Bushfire Research Centre of Excellence
@bushfirercoe
Powered by Optus and the Australian National University, we develop and evaluate novel technological solutions for early detection and suppression of bushfires
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https://brcoe.org/ 03-07-2023 01:55:52
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Great day at NASA Goddard Engaged in fire science talks, saw incredible tech demos, explored advanced instruments, and brainstormed new ideas. Thanks to everyone, especially @NASA_Doug for the fantastic tour. Exciting collaborations ahead!
Our Director Marta Yebra was hosted by @EnvRS_TUD in Germany this week, sharing our Centre's important work on using ground and satellite sensors to monitor fuel for bushfire risk
Have your say on the adoption of aviation technology for fire management with this survey: surveymonkey.com/r/X5NTP8S Get your responses in by 12 August to support our Drones and Bushfire Capability project with AusGov Infrastructure: drones.gov.au/drones-and-busβ¦
BRCoE Director Marta Yebra doesn't just protect the Australian landscape though research into bushfire risk - she also helps celebrate it through art! Last night Marta opened 'Emotional Landscapes 1' at ANCA Gallery in Dickson, ACT - anca.net.au
Our Director Marta Yebra recent met with Australia's Chief Scientist and ANU InSpace collaborators, for a valuable discussion on emerging trends in research funding, and sustainable support for our Centre. Many thanks to Dr Foley for her expert advice and guidance!
This National #ScienceWeek, take a look at our work with scientists at the ANU Bushfire Research Centre of Excellence and Firetech Connect which is exploring how cutting edge drone technology can help reduce bushfire risk and support emergency response and capability: drones.gov.au/drones-and-busβ¦
Check out our latest article on plant water sensitivity! This study, led by colleagues at Stanford University, shows the need to consider the full environmental context for plant responses to water stress, and subsequent bushfire risk. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11β¦
Check out our new publication with colleagues from Hebrew University ! This article shows the pressing need to develop new LFMC models using remote sensing data with better spatial and temporal resolutions. Read more here: ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10638β¦
Welcome to our latest visitor, Johanna Kranz from the Dresden University of Technology in Germany! Johanna joins us to work on the integration of different sources of live fuel moisture content estimates from local to global scales.