Ground-Based Corroboration of GOES-17 Fire Detection Capabilities During Ignition of the Kincade Fire

Lindley, T. Todd; Zwink, Alexander B.; Gravelle, Chad M.; Schmidt, Christopher C.; Palmer, Cynthia K.; Rowe, Scott T.; Heffernan, Robyn; Driscoll, Neal; Kent, Graham M.

doi:10.15191/nwajom.2020.0808

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Ground-Based Corroboration of GOES-17 Fire Detection Capabilities During Ignition of the Kincade Fire

2020
By Lindley, T. Todd ; Zwink, Alexander B. ; Gravelle, Chad M. ; ...
Source: Journal of Operational Meteorology

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Corroboration of Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite-17 (GOES-17) wildland fire detection capabilities occurred during the 24 October 2019 (evening of 23 October LST) ignition of the Kincade Fire in northern California. Post-analysis of remote sensing data compared to observations by the ALERTWildfire fire surveillance video system suggests that the emerging Kincade Fire hotspot was visually evident in GOES17 shortwave infrared imagery 52 s after the initial near-infrared heat source detected by the ground-based camera network. GOES-17 Advanced Baseline Imager Fire Detection Characteristic algorithms registered the fire 5 min after ignition. These observations represent the first documented comparative dataset between fire initiation and satellite detection, and thus provide context for GOES-16/17 wildland fire detections.
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