In this episode I wanted to show you a quick sneak peek of some output from a project that I did on wildland fire. Not only did I plot data from NASA's Suomi satellite with VIIRS instruments, but I used deep learning to do a simple classification based on spread and confidence. You can see the shape of this one fire over time, and drill down to see individual fire areas each day. I trained the hotspot classification using five years of hotspot data across Canada. This video is shows a quick visualization of the results.
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