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Near–real-time conflict-related fire detection in Sudan using unsupervised deep learning

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Kuldip Singh Atwal *
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Dieter Pfoser
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Daniel Rothbart
DOI:10.1016/j.srs.2026.100446delete
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• Detects conflict-related fires from daily satellite imagery. • Uses unsupervised deep learning for rapid fire detection. • Tracks war zone conflicts with near-real-time analysis. • Artificial intelligence spots landscape damage without manual labels. • Rapid damage assessment system supports fast humanitarian response.
Keywords:
Conflict-related fire monitoring
Unsupervised deep learning
Variational autoencoder (VAE)
Latent-space change detection
High-resolution satellite imagery
Near–real-time monitoring
Fire damage detection
Conflict monitoring
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Science of Remote Sensing
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george mason university
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