Acta Optica Sinica, Volume. 44, Issue 24, 2428012(2024)

Simulation Method of Infrared Radiation Characteristics of Earth Background in Forest Fire Scene

Hao Zheng, Bo Shi*, and Shilin Xing
Author Affiliations
  • College of Energy and Power Engineering, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing 210016, Jiangsu , China
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    Figures & Tables(18)
    Detection area fire point distribution. (a) Surface type; (b) fire point distribution
    Surface temperature distribution in detection area. (a) In 2022; (b) in 2023
    Emissivity distribution in 2023. (a) 31 bands; (b) 32 bands
    AOD distribution in the detection area. (a) In 2022; (b) in 2023
    Cellular neighborhoods
    Transmittance of no-fire and fire-based scenes. (a) 3‒5 μm; (b) 8‒14 μm
    Radiant brightness of no-fire and fire-based scenes. (a) 3‒5 μm; (b) 8‒14 μm
    Radiation simulation of California region in absence of forest fires. (a) 2‒3 μm; (b) 8‒14 μm
    Different scale wildfire-scale radiation simulation in California region. Small-scale wildfire, (a) 2‒3 μm and (b) 8‒14 μm; medium-scale wildfire, (c) 2‒3 μm and (d) 8‒14 μm; large-scale wildfire, (e) 2‒3 μm and (f) 8‒14 μm
    Radiation simulation of California region for a forest fire of different duration. Over 10 d, (a) 2‒3 μm and (b) 8‒14 μm; over 20 d, (c) 2‒3 μm and (d) 8‒14 μm
    • Table 1. Classification of land surface temperature and emissivity

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      Table 1. Classification of land surface temperature and emissivity

      Fire situationSurface temperature /KSurface emissivity
      Not on fire2900.970
      Level 13100.974
      Level 23200.977
      Level 33250.980
      Level 43400.983
      Level 53500.986
      After burning3050.970
    • Table 2. AOD level classification

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      Table 2. AOD level classification

      Fire situationNot on fireLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5After burning
      AOD0.31.51.82.02.53.01.3
    • Table 3. Volume fraction of CO2 and specific humidity class classification

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      Table 3. Volume fraction of CO2 and specific humidity class classification

      Fire situationNot on fireLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5After burning
      Volume fraction of CO2 /(10-4%)378450750120020002560410
      Specific humidity /(g/kg)6.97.07.27.58.09.07.2
    • Table 4. Correspondence between AOD and VIS

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      Table 4. Correspondence between AOD and VIS

      Fire situationAODVIS /km
      Not on fire0.325.30
      Level 11.53.07
      Level 21.82.15
      Level 32.01.69
      Level 42.50.85
      Level 53.00.30
      After burning1.33.92
    • Table 5. Classification of content of H2O grades

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      Table 5. Classification of content of H2O grades

      Fire situationSpecific humidity /(g/kg)Content of H2O /(g/cm2
      Not on fire6.92.92
      Level 17.02.96
      Level 27.23.05
      Level 37.53.17
      Level 48.03.39
      Level 59.03.84
      After burning7.23.05
    • Table 6. Classification of forest fire scene parameters

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      Table 6. Classification of forest fire scene parameters

      LevelSurface temperature /KSurface emissivityVIS /kmVolume fraction of CO2 /(10-4%)Content of H2O /(g/cm2)
      13100.9743.074502.96
      23200.9772.157503.05
      33250.9801.6912003.17
      43400.9830.8520003.39
      53500.9860.3025603.84
      After burning3050.9703.924103.05
    • Table 7. Cellular states at different levels

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      Table 7. Cellular states at different levels

      StateCan’t catch fireOver-firedNot on fireFire level 1Fire level 2Fire level 3Fire level 4Fire level 5
      C-2-1012345
    • Table 8. Cellular states at different levels

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      Table 8. Cellular states at different levels

      ParameterData typeUnit
      Scene levelIntDimensionless
      Zenith angleInt(°)
      Solar zenith angleInt(°)
      RadianceDoubleW /(sr·cm2·μm)
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    Paper Information

    Category: Remote Sensing and Sensors

    Received: Apr. 28, 2024

    Accepted: Jun. 24, 2024

    Published Online: Dec. 12, 2024

    The Author Email: Shi Bo (boshi@nuaa.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/AOS240926

    CSTR:32393.14.AOS240926

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