Fire Weather Testbed Evaluations #002–004: An End-to-End Evaluation of NOAA's Emerging Wildland Fire Detection and Warning Capabilities

Baring, Ansley; Hatchett, Benjamin J.; Hoekstra, Stephanie; Sample McMeeking, Laura B.; Thiem, Kyle J.; Tolby, Zach T.; Vickery, Jamie L.; Wells, Emily M.

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Fire Weather Testbed Evaluations #002–004: An End-to-End Evaluation of NOAA's Emerging Wildland Fire Detection and Warning Capabilities

2025
By Baring, Ansley ; Hatchett, Benjamin J. ; Hoekstra, Stephanie ; ...
Series: NOAA technical memorandum OAR GSL 71

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Baring, Ansley ; Hatchett, Benjamin J. ; Hoekstra, Stephanie ; Sample McMeeking, Laura B. ; Thiem, Kyle J. ; Tolby, Zach T. ; Vickery, Jamie L. ; Wells, Emily M.
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Global Systems Laboratory (U.S.) ; NOAA Fire Weather Testbed.
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OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research) ; GSL (Global Systems Laboratory)
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From June 10-14th, 2024, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) newly established Fire Weather Testbed (FWT) conducted its first in-person evaluation of this collaborative approach as well as NOAA's emerging wildland fire detection and warning capabilities.
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Fire Warning Integrated Warning Team NOAA Fire Weather Testbed Wildfire Wildfire Detection
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NOAA technical memorandum OAR GSL 71
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