Description
The Bureau of Land Management, Colorado, requires a Wildfire Remote Detection and Monitoring System. The system should be capable of early smoke detection from wildland fires to identify and report possible smoke emissions from the initial start of wildfires by using modeling and sampling architecture, in conjunction with remotely operated cameras. The initial areas of interest for this project are DOI managed lands in Moffat and Rio Blanco counties in northwestern Colorado. This project may be expanded to include DOI managed lands in western Colorado including Montrose and San Miguel counties among others.
• The system should provide real-time video, near real-time still images, and near real-time geospatial data.
• The system should have a user-friendly interface and be accessible to authorized users.
• The contractor should provide documentation of all access agreements, installation procedures, and connectivity configurations to the Government upon completion.
• The contractor should ensure that data from the network is accessible to authorized users and supports integration with existing applications.