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AI for Wildfire Management: From Prediction to Detection, Simulation, and Impact Analysis—Bridging Lab Metrics and Real-World Validation

Artificial intelligence (AI) offers several opportunities in wildfire management, particularly for improving short- and long-term fire occurrence forecasting, spread modeling, and decision-making. When properly adapted beyond research into real-world settings, AI can significantly reduce risks to human life, as well as ecological and economic damages. However, despite increasingly sophisticated...

Science · The Trace — both readings · certified 2026-07-12 · v4 · article view · machine-readable

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Artificial intelligence (AI) offers several opportunities in wildfire management, particularly for improving short- and long-term fire occurrence forecasting, spread modeling, and decision-making.

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When properly adapted beyond research into real-world settings, AI can significantly reduce risks to human life, as well as ecological and economic damages.

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