Development and prospects of the fire space monitoring system in Kazakhstan

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Development and prospects of the fire space monitoring system in Kazakhstan

Lev SPIVAK, Oleg ARKHIPKIN(

), Gulshat SAGATDINOVA

Space Research Institute, National Center of Space Research and Technology, Shevchenko, Almaty 050010, Kazakhstan

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Abstract

This article provides a brief description of the fire space monitoring system in Kazakhstan, including the GIS-technology incorporated in its structure. The system performs operative space monitoring of fire areas and burnt areas, mapping of large fire areas, analysis of seasonal and long-term dynamics of burnt areas, and estimation of fire risk zones. Examples of output information obtained from space monitoring of fires are given. Possible directions of development of fire space monitoring in Kazakhstan are specified.

Keywords space images remote sensing fire space monitoring fire areas burnt areas operating mapping zones of high fire risk

Corresponding Author(s): ARKHIPKIN Oleg,Email:mkmikikz@rambler.ru

Issue Date: 05 September 2012

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Lev SPIVAK,Oleg ARKHIPKIN,Gulshat SAGATDINOVA. Development and prospects of the fire space monitoring system in Kazakhstan[J]. Front Earth Sci, 0, (): 276-282.

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Fig.1 Fire area output information. Aktubinsky region, data for July 26, 2009

Fig.2 Burnt area output information. West Kazakhstan region, data for July 26, 2009

Fig.3 Results of large fire area monitoring in Kazakhstan during the fire dangerous season, May to July of 2009. (a) Map of large fires centers, (b) Diagram of the number of large fire areas divided by the regions of Kazakhstan

Fig.4 Dynamic of burnt areas in the West Kazakhstan region in 2001-2009 (a), Aktyubinsk region in 2003-2009 (b) and Karaganda region in 2005-2009 (c)

Fig.5 Estimation of fire risk zones on the territory of three districts in the West Kazakhstan region by fire space monitoring data for 2002-2008

Fig.6 Areas affected for the least time (green color) during the period 2002-2008, information gathered from remote sensing data

Fig.7 High-degree fire risk zones of the West Kazakhstan region for 2002-2008. Areas have experienced burning three or more times.

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