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These cameras, including the sponsored by CAL FIRE, create a hour surveillance network equipped with near-infrared night vision, enabling efficient monitoring of active wildfires and other disasters. With remarkable capabilities, ALERTCalifornia cameras can perform degree sweeps approximately every two minutes, providing clear visuals of up to 60 miles on a clear day and an impressive miles on a clear night.
This groundbreaking tool is designed to identify abnormalities within the camera feeds, promptly notifying Emergency Command Centers ECCs and First Responders of any significant changes that may require further investigation. Limited to authorized and trained ECCs and First Responder users, this AI tool utilizes state-of-the-art anomaly detection techniques, which are particularly challenging to implement effectively.
By leveraging the vast petabytes of data recorded by the cameras, a machine-learned model has been created to accurately differentiate between smoke and other particles in the air. This collaboration with UC San Diego has proven highly successful, as technology advancements are shared as open-source and freely accessible resources to benefit a broader range of users. The AI implementation trial aims to unlock the immense potential of AI technology in wildfire prevention, detection, and response.
By harnessing the power of AI, we have the opportunity to revolutionize our firefighting strategies by analyzing vast amounts of data, predicting fire behavior, and providing real-time insights to firefighters on the ground. Together, we are working towards a future where advanced technologies enable us to effectively combat wildfires and protect our communities. ALERTCalifornia is a University of California San Diego public safety program that provides critical infrastructure for mitigating wildfire and natural disaster risk to life, property and ecosystems.
The advanced network of more than cameras across California helps emergency managers monitor natural disasters such as wildfires, floods, and landslides. ALERTCalifornia is a vital resource that provides an array of technological tools, infrastructure and research that supports government agencies, utilities and the public in their response to ever-increasing natural disaster risk.