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Further, the capability of the FireSat to track gas flares, urban hot spots, and natural heat sources makes FireSat useful ...

A new online platform could help communities detect a need for preventative fire management, with the goal of reducing subsequent smoke exposures. The app is able to identify not just where blazes are ...

FireSat is the first in a proposed constellation of more than 50 satellites that Muon Space hopes to use to monitor and ...

And from today, Google Earth now offers Street View with that historical menu bar.That means you can visit famous buildings ...

A partnership with the nonprofit Earth Fire Alliance and satellite manufacturer Muon Space is giving Google a better shot at ...

In addition, Google Research and satellite manufacturer Muon Space are part of the Earth Fire Alliance, the nonprofit home of FireSat, a system designed to detect even small wildfires within minutes.

Earth Fire Alliance announced the first satellite of its wildfire detection satellite network – FireSat. It is a collaboration between Google Research and several other organizations like Muon ...

The constellation will keep a close eye on wildfires. When fully operational, the constellation’s more than 50 satellites will be able to image nearly all of Earth’s surface once every 20 minutes.

Google Maps and Search will probably be first in line. The Earth Fire Alliance will launch the first three FireSats in 2026. The full satellite system will be ready in 2030.

SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — While lawmakers deliberate potential changes to the state's wildfire hazard map policy, some Oregonians say it needs to be scrapped altogether.

Acute hydrological natural hazards, such as floods, not only affect the lives and properties of people but also cause severe damage to the critical infrastructures, which needs to be function even in ...