Bushfires are classified as catastrophic disasters capable of inflicting significant destruction.
The key detrimental consequences of bushfires include the loss of human lives, trauma …

Fire occurrence is synonymous to terrestrial ecosystems and an important component of the
Earth system. Climate change, vegetation characteristics, and human activity regulate fire …

Fire monitoring and early detection are critical tasks in which Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
(UAVs) are commonly employed. This paper presents a system to plan the drone patrolling …

Wildfire is a complex problem because of the diverse mix of actors and landowners involved,
uncertainty about outcomes and future conditions, and unavoidable trade-offs that require …

Human-induced climate change and deterioration of our natural environment are critical
problems. Advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), offer potential for the …

The identification of wildfires is a very complex task due to their different shapes, textures,
and colours. Traditional image processing methods need to manually design feature …

Abstract 'Slow science'approaches to generating authoritative longitudinal datasets for long‐
term monitoring are fundamental to conservation biology. Following reports of significant …

For environmental activism, new media are now essential campaign tools to better protect
the environment and enhance sustainability. The literature, however, poses some limitations …

Understanding the long-term interactions between people and the ecosystem in which they
live is vital for informing present-day ecosystem management plans. The use of pollen data …

Abstract During the summer of 2019–2020, more than 15 000 wildfires burned up to 19
million hectares of forest and woodland regions across Australia. These fires culminated in …