SatelliteVu/SatelliteVu-AWS-Disaster-Response-Hackathon
Satellite Vu submission for the AWS Disaster Response hackathon
This system helps fire management teams predict where wildfires will spread the next day, using satellite imagery, elevation data, and land cover information as input. It outputs a prediction of the next day's fire pattern, helping identify towns or properties at immediate risk. This is designed for disaster response coordinators and firefighting agencies.
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Use this if you need to quickly assess and anticipate the movement of wildfires to prioritize resource allocation and evacuation efforts.
Not ideal if you need highly precise, real-time fire spread predictions for tactical firefighting operations at a very local scale.
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