IGN 7-10
Imaging spectroscopy for wildfire applications

Wednesday, August 13, 2014
313, Sacramento Convention Center
Philip E. Dennison, Department of Geography, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
Wildfire is one of the most ubiquitous terrestrial ecosystem disturbances. Imaging spectroscopy has been applied to all phases of wildfire: measuring pre-fire fuel type and fuel moisture, retrieval of fire temperature and fractional area, and monitoring post-fire recovery. This Ignite talk will cover the key advances in wildfire applications of hyperspectral data over the last decade, and describe major goals for future research in this field.