ANÁLISE DO EFEITO DE BACKGROUND NA ESTIMATIVA DA POTÊNCIA E DA ENERGIA RADIATIVA DO FOGO
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https://doi.org/10.21138/GF.443Keywords:
Queimadas, Potência Radiativa do Fogo, Background, Experimento de Combustão em Pequena EscalaAbstract
Atualmente, o sensoriamento remoto orbital é a principal fonte de dados para o estudo das queimadas e para estimar a quantidade de biomassa queimada. Dentre os métodos para estimar a biomassa queimada, o método mais efetivo é derivado da Potência Radiativa do Fogo (FRP) e da Energia Radiativa do Fogo (FRE), sobre a premissa de que a energia emitida como radiação eletromagnética durante a combustão é diretamente relacionada com a biomassa queimada. Contudo, devem ser compreendidos os fatores que introduzem erros na FRP e na FRE, como o background, e que prejudicam a acurácia da estimativa da biomassa queimada a partir da FRP e da FRE. O presente trabalho avalia a influência do background na estimativa da FRP e da FRE a partir de um experimento de combustão em pequena escala, sendo que os resultados encontrados mostram que o mesmo aumentou em média 13% as estimativas obtidas.References
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