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24 October 2013 Development of a fire detection algorithm for the COMS (Communication Ocean and Meteorological Satellite)
Goo Kim, Dae Sun Kim, Yang-Won Lee
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Abstract
The forest fires do much damage to our life in ecological and economic aspects. South Korea is probably more liable to suffer from the forest fire because mountain area occupies more than half of land in South Korea. They have recently launched the COMS(Communication Ocean and Meteorological Satellite) which is a geostationary satellite. In this paper, we developed forest fire detection algorithm using COMS data. Generally, forest fire detection algorithm uses characteristics of 4 and 11 micrometer brightness temperature. Our algorithm additionally uses LST(Land Surface Temperature). We confirmed the result of our fire detection algorithm using statistical data of Korea Forest Service and ASTER(Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer) images. We used the data in South Korea On April 1 and 2, 2011 because there are small and big forest fires at that time. The detection rate was 80% in terms of the frequency of the forest fires and was 99% in terms of the damaged area. Considering the number of COMS’s channels and its low resolution, this result is a remarkable outcome. To provide users with the result of our algorithm, we developed a smartphone application for users JSP(Java Server Page). This application can work regardless of the smartphone’s operating system. This study can be unsuitable for other areas and days because we used just two days data. To improve the accuracy of our algorithm, we need analysis using long-term data as future work.
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Goo Kim, Dae Sun Kim, and Yang-Won Lee "Development of a fire detection algorithm for the COMS (Communication Ocean and Meteorological Satellite)", Proc. SPIE 8893, Earth Resources and Environmental Remote Sensing/GIS Applications IV, 88930X (24 October 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2029205
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KEYWORDS
Flame detectors

Algorithm development

Detection and tracking algorithms

Satellites

Infrared radiation

Meteorological satellites

Visible radiation

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