

Down To Earth: Remote Sensing and Forest Fires
Jan 14, 2021
Morgan Crowley, a PhD candidate at McGill University, dives into her innovative research on mapping forest fires using free satellite software. She discusses the impact of climate change on fire seasons in Canada and highlights techniques like the Bayesian updating algorithm for real-time fire monitoring. Crowley also emphasizes the importance of inclusivity in STEM, sharing insights on mentorship for women in geoscience. Her work aims to integrate ecological data for better forest management and improve emergency response to wildfires.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Innovative Techniques in Fire Mapping Using Remote Sensing
02:06 • 4min
Advancements in Forest Fire Mapping and Promoting Inclusivity in Geoscience
06:17 • 3min
Empowering Women in Remote Sensing
09:21 • 8min
Integrating Ecological and Fire Data for Better Forest Management
17:11 • 3min