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US08369563B2 Automatic detection of fires on earth's surface and of atmospheric phenomena such as clouds, veils, fog or the like, using a satellite system 有权
使用卫星系统自动检测地球表面的火灾和大气现象,如云,面纱,雾气等

  • Patent Title: Automatic detection of fires on earth's surface and of atmospheric phenomena such as clouds, veils, fog or the like, using a satellite system
  • Patent Title (中): 使用卫星系统自动检测地球表面的火灾和大气现象,如云,面纱,雾气等
  • Application No.: US12375381
    Application Date: 2007-07-27
  • Publication No.: US08369563B2
    Publication Date: 2013-02-05
  • Inventor: Massimo ZavagliMario Costantini
  • Applicant: Massimo ZavagliMario Costantini
  • Applicant Address: IT Rome
  • Assignee: Telespazio S.p.A.
  • Current Assignee: Telespazio S.p.A.
  • Current Assignee Address: IT Rome
  • Agency: Volpe and Koenig, P.C.
  • Priority: EP06118137 20060728
  • International Application: PCT/EP2007/057802 WO 20070727
  • International Announcement: WO2008/012370 WO 20080131
  • Main IPC: G06K9/00
  • IPC: G06K9/00 G06K9/46
Automatic detection of fires on earth's surface and of atmospheric phenomena such as clouds, veils, fog or the like, using a satellite system
Abstract:
A method for automatically detecting fires on Earth's surface using a satellite system is provided. The method includes acquiring multi-spectral images of the Earth at different times, using a multi-spectral satellite sensor, each multi-spectral image being a collection of single-spectral images each associated with a respective wavelength (λ), and each single-spectral image being made up of pixels each indicative of a spectral radiance (Rλ) from a respective area of the Earth. The method also includes providing a model relating the spectral radiances (Rλ) of each pixel in multi-spectral images acquired at different times and physical quantities representing thermodynamic phenomena occurring on the Earth's surface, in the Earth's atmosphere, and related to the Earth and the Sun relative positions. The method further includes computing for each pixel, at a given time, at least the physical quantity in the model representing a possible fire on the Earth's surface.
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