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Multi-spectral Fire Detection from a Geostationary Platform
Applications of the GOES VAS ABBA (1983-1991)
Improved Fire Monitoring Capabilities with GOES-8
Applications of the GOES-8 ABBA in South America (1995- )
Validation of the GOES-8 ABBA
Overview of the GOES Automated Smoke/Aerosol Detection Algorithm (ASADA)
GOES-8 Observations of Fires in the Great Plains in 1996
GOES-8 Monitors 15-minute Variations in the Long Island Fire of 1995
1-minute GOES-9 Super Rapid Scan Observations (SRSO) of Fires in the Western US in 1996
Monitoring Fires with GOES-8 at Northerly Latitudes (Canada, 1995)


Other Links

Cooperative Institute for Satellite Meteorological Studies
Space Science and Engineering Center
NOAA Operational Significant Event Imagery
NASA Goddard Global Fire Monitoring
Colorado State: RAMSDIS Online Brazil Fires Page
CPTEC Fire Monitoring
GFMC Daily Significant Global Fire Events
FLAMBE Fire Locating and Modeling of Burning Emissions
CPTEC: Monitoring the Transport of Biomass Burning Emissions
SSD Fire Program Hazard Mapping System
1-minute GOES-9 Super Rapid Scan Observations (SRSO) of Fires in the Western US in 1996

GOES-8 Super Rapid Scan Observations of Fires in the Western US

GOES-9 Super Rapid Scan Observations were used to monitor minute to minute changes in fire characteristics for several large fires burning in the Western US on 16 August 1996. Fires A, B, C, and D were monitored at 1-minute intervals from 0122 to 0139 UTC. Time series of the 3.9 and 10.7 micron observations of brightness temperatures for the fire pixels (T4 and T11, respectively) and nearby background non-fire pixels (TB4 and TB11, respectively) provide insight on changes in fire size/intensity. Fire pixels B and C remain fairly constant while fire pixels A and D show rapid fluctuations from one time period to the next representing changes in sub-pixel fire size/intensity.




The biomass burning products displayed on this web site were developed and produced with funding from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA: NAGW-3804, NAG5-4751) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA: NA67EC0100).

NOTICE: To maintain the integrity of the data, use of this data for publications, posters, or talks requires an offer of authorship to the UW-Madison CIMSS GOES Biomass Burning Monitoring Program. Please send authorship requests to Elaine.Prins@ssec.wisc.edu.

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2001 June 11