Improved Airborne System for Sensing Wildfires
Stennis Space Center
Wednesday, October 01 2008
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Unlike prior such systems, this system could be operated in daylight.
The Wildfire Airborne Sensing Program (WASP) is engaged in a continuing effort to develop an improved airborne instrumentation system for sensing wildfires. The system could also be used for other aerial-imaging applications, including mapping and military surveillance.
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