Fire-Spotting Technology Evolves
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•How satellites and AI help fight wildfires today
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Firefighters are using fire-spotting technology and computer models to predict where wildfires might turn.
Technology has evolved over the years , but some techniques are very similar to those used over 100 years ago .
California has more than 1,100 cameras watching for signs of smoke.
Forecasting helps, but wind can change speed, and new fires can start in unexpected places.
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