'Dead vegetation' presentation slideshows

Fire Detection using Geostationary and Polar Orbiting Satellites

Fire Detection using Geostationary and Polar Orbiting Satellites Dr. Bernadette Connell CIRA/CSU/RAMMT Dr. Vilma Castro UCR/RMTC March 2005 Objectives Background Environmental and weather conditions conducive to fires Satellite fire detection techniques for hot spots Examples

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Fire Detection using Geostationary and Polar Orbiting Satellites

Fire Detection using Geostationary and Polar Orbiting Satellites. Dr. Bernadette Connell CIRA/CSU/RAMMT Dr. Vilma Castro UCR/RMTC March 2005. Objectives. Background Environmental and weather conditions conducive to fires Satellite fire detection techniques for hot spots Examples

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Minibeast Minifacts

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Coal

Coal. By: Nolan Quinn. How Coal is formed. Dead vegetation falls into swamps Layers build up of soggy vegetation= peat Clay, sand, and mineral matter built up over peat Weight of matter compresses peat and forces out liquid=coal Happens mostly in swamps. PROS AND CONS. Cons

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