Скачать или смотреть Developing fuel moisture sensing satellites for fire management with Indigenous knowledge

This pilot project set out to cross-calibrate advanced satellite remote sensing technologies and Aboriginal and Māori knowledge systems for fire management. By combining Earth Observation tools with place-based cultural assessments, the project aimed to develop more effective and ethical fire preparedness strategies.

Indigenous Pathways to Advance Fuel Moisture Earth Observation Technologies for Improved Fire Planning Management Strategies project is a first of its kind. With the goal to co-create two-way learning pathways between Indigenous communities and researchers, strengthening cultural leadership in science and land management while building Indigenous capability in geospatial tools.

This video includes footage from Gadungaal Yuin, Ngunnawal & Ngambri Country

We acknowledge the Gadungaal Yuin, Ngunnawal & Ngambri Country communities as the Traditional Custodians of these lands, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.

For more information:

Get involved with Scion Group, New Zealand Institute for Bioeconomy Science
https://www.scionresearch.com
https://www.bioeconomyscience.co.nz/

Learn more about the Bushfire Research Centre of Excellence
https://brcoe.org/
Study at The Australian National University
https://www.anu.edu.au/

This work has been supported by the SmartSat CRC, whose activities are funded by the Australian Government’s CRC Program, and the New Zealand Ministry of Business Innovation & Employment

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