Monitoring of potential self-ignition zones of the forest according to cloud cover remote sensing data
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https://doi.org/10.32347/2411-4049.2018.4.128-132Keywords:
polarization, spark discharge, organic compounds, storm cloudsAbstract
The complex analysis of the main properties of natural objects with establishment of extent of interference of their specifics and the factors causing inflaming is carried out. The dominating natural factor forming a local source of fire is revealed. Formation conditions of potential self-ignition zones are defined. The method allowing to reveal potential zones of self-ignition according to decryption of storm clouds with use of Earth sensing remote methods and to predict the probable level of a fire hazard is presented. Results of program realization of a method according to monitoring of these zones are displayed.References
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