Visualize active fires around the world with Javascript
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Re: Visualize active fires around the world with Javascript
#12What is really interesting is why are there fires during winter months in Southern Hemisphere and why are these fires predominately more denser in colder hemisphere than the hottest part of its northern hemisphere counterpart?
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#14What is really interesting is why are there fires during winter months in Southern Hemisphere and why are these fires predominately more denser in colder hemisphere than the hottest part of its northern hemisphere counterpart?
Re: Visualize active fires around the world with Javascript
#15Years ago I worked on a (now defunct) site for a local NPR station in SoCal that displayed information on fires going on in California, and I incorporated geometry from satellites (MODIS and I think something called VIIRS) to implement a fire spread animation. The user could press a play button and see how the fire spread over time.
In retrospect, that feature is kind of like watching car crashes on replay, but I was and am nevertheless proud to have worked on something like that.
The site is no longer working, but I saved a video of it:
EDIT: There were much more interesting spread animations than that but this video is all I have
Re: Visualize active fires around the world with Javascript
#16What is really interesting is why are there fires during winter months in Southern Hemisphere and why are these fires predominately more denser in colder hemisphere than the hottest part of its northern hemisphere counterpart?
e.g. https://www.dfes.wa.gov.au/hazard-information/bushfire/plann...
Re: Visualize active fires around the world with Javascript
#17I thought this was visualizing people getting fired, oops.