Satellite Fire Patrol

2023-2024 NAU Computer Science Capstone

Overview Of Our Project

The islands of Hawaii are increasingly susceptible to climate change, with wildfires and increased temperatures becoming an unfortunate reality. Moreover, coral reefs and tropical forests are also at risk of rising temperatures. With these issues in mind, the project seeks to create a software system to identify warning signs in these areas from near real-time satellite thermal data. This will be accomplished with a web application. It will be built with Javascript and Python on top of NAU's monsoon and thermal data from Nasa satellites. The main features will be a GUI interface to show historic thermal data on the globe, and the ability for users to set alert areas if a region exceeds a temperature threshold.

Our Team

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Aaron Santiago

Team Leader

ajs2369@nau.edu

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Zachary Hallemeyer

Architect

zmh47@nau.edu

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Ricardo Chairez

Release Manager

rdc257@nau.edu

Our Clients

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Dr. Camille Gaillard

Post-Doctoral Researcher

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Benjamin Wiebe

PhD Student

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Dr. Christopher Doughty

Professor - SICCS, NAU

Our Mentor

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Saisri Muttineni