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Scientists from the University at Buffalo have developed GeoFlame VISION, a proposed computer model that uses AI and satellite imagery.
The module is a nationally-recognized program that creates career opportunities for veterans while mitigating wildfire risk in the Rapid City community.
There is a mismatch between wildfire risk and mitigation resources across Colorado, Colorado State University researchers found in a study.
Fennessy announced the move in a letter to OCFA personnel, sharing that he will complete a federal onboarding process before stepping into the role.
Texas A&M Forest Service approved an additional $17.6 million in funding to award 687 fire and rescue equipment grants and 66 dry hydrant grants.
A new state-commissioned study makes recommendations for standardized cleanup and sampling protocols for homes damaged by wildfires.
VIDEO: A 20 year study in the Sierra Nevada is now shedding light on prescribed burns, a way fire crews help the forest, and reduce wildfire risks.
VIDEO: Around the Spring of 2022, South Dakota Wildland Fire launched its unmanned aerial systems program to help fight wildfires.
VIDEO: Restoration work in France Canyon began after a wildfire burned nearly 35,000 acres there this past summer.
VIDEO: One of the first things people will notice is the intense flames being produced in the chamber of a wildfire-managing Burnbot.
PHOTOS: The Maui Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) has completed its Ukumehame Mile Marker 13.5 Wildfire Risk Reduction Project.
VIDEO: Researchers at Oklahoma State University say eastern red cedars are doing far more than altering Oklahoma’s landscape.
