Информационные технологии в дистанционном зондировании Земли

Статья посвящена краткому описанию методов прогнозного моделирования динамики развития природных пожаров с использованием информации, получаемой на основе данных спутникового мониторинга. Модели природных пожаров позволяют на основе разных подходов (физико-химических, эмпирических, математических) имитировать развитие очагов горения. Развитие методов дистанционного зондирования Земли в последние несколько десятилетий позволило получать большой объем данных, которые могут применяться при моделировании пожаров и для оценки достоверности модельных прогнозов. Комбинирование информации спутникового мониторинга развития пожаров и соответствующих моделей позволяет проводить более детальную оценку точности и настройку последних, делая возможным создание систем оперативного автоматического прогнозирования развития фронта горения. Кроме этого в последние примерно десять лет наблюдается активное развитие методов ассимиляции данных дистанционного зондирования Земли в модели, позволяющие уточнить текущее состояния пожара и улучшить дальнейший прогноз его развития.

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Информационные технологии в дистанционном зондировании Земли - RORSE 2018

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