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The East Bay hills in San Francisco has a long history of wildfires and some of the residents decided to do something about it, forming a watch group to monitor our cameras on bad fire days and helping keep everyone safe.
Spectacular night time imagery of the Creek Fire in San Diego Country is shown on the Alert Widfire Facebook feed: https://www.facebook.com/ALERTWildfire/videos/856773051721712
Network of nearly 650 cameras helps California firefighters spot fires earlyCalifornia firefighters are turning to a statewide network of nearly 650 cameras to quickly locate a wildfire and send firefighting resources.Carter Evans saw the system firsthand, and shows us how the cameras are making a big difference. Check out the video on this link: https://www.facebook.com/CBSThisMorning/videos/137993031415716/
Interesting video showing how our partner Simtable uses their ability to determine the exact location of each pixel of our camera vision to accurately map a fire progression in near real time. Fire perimeter mapping is currently done by using aircraft to complete a line scan at the end of the day and then map … Read moreMapping the LNU Lightning Complex Fire
Duncan Murison has joined the BushfireLIVE team as National Sales Director. Duncan reaches us via Oracle, where his previous role as Customer Success Director sought to define and drive customer behaviour and ensuring SaaS implementation and adoption.
BushfireLIVE Pty Ltd was formed in Australia on June 30th 2020 as a subsidiary of Alert Wildfire Systems.
UC San Diego reports on the 2020 fire season and the US camera netowrk growing to 620 cameras