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November 3, 2022, Filed Under: Digital twin, Projects

Active Fire Incident Map

This project provides active fire incidents of every major city on an interactive map. The tracker is updated in almost real-time from all over the nation. This live tracker updates with the latest smoke runoff from each fire, keeping you well informed and out of danger, as well as keeps track of the known fire risk of every tract in all tracked cities. It has currently tracked over 17,000 fires and continues to track tens to hundreds of new active fire incidents every day.

Team Members:
Junfeng Jiao (Principal Investigator, Architecture), Weijia Xu (Texas Advanced Computing Center), Dev Niyogi (Geological Sciences), Kijin Seong (Urban and Regional Sciences), Ryan Hardesty Lewis (Department of Mathematics)

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