Biomass burning influences atmospheric composition and regional air quality. The hourly
biomass-burning emissions are usually required by air quality models, yet most available …

The accurate estimation of biomass burning emissions has played a crucial role in air quality
and climate forecast modeling. Satellite-based fire radiative power (FRP) has proven …

Fire radiative power (FRP) is a key indicator for evaluating the intensity of wildfires, unlike
traditional real-time fire lines or combustion areas that only provide binary information, and …

Forest fire risk prediction is essential for building a forest fire defense system. Ensemble
learning methods can avoid the problem of difficult model selection for disaster susceptibility …

Geostationary and polar-orbiting remote sensors have different opportunities to observe
wildfires. While polar-orbiting sensors have been favoured in wildfire observations …

Wildfires have a significant impact on the atmosphere, terrestrial ecosystems, and society.
Real-time monitoring of wildfire locations is crucial in fighting wildfires and reducing human …

The early detection and rapid extinguishing of forest fires are effective in reducing their
spread. Based on the MODIS Thermal Anomaly (MOD14) algorithm, we propose an early …

Abrupt air pollution accidents can endanger people's health and destroy the local ecological
environment. The appropriate emergency response can minimize the harmful effects of …

Open biomass burning (OBB) significantly affects regional and global air quality, climate
change, and human health. It is susceptible to fire types, including forests, shrublands …

We investigated the light-absorption properties of brown carbon (BrC) as part of the Georgia
Wildland-Fire Simulation Experiment. We constructed fuel beds representative of three …