New wildfire research system follows ecosystems from controlled burns through long-term recovery
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On a perfect, crisp fall day with blue skies, scientists in yellow safety coats gather in the sprawling desert north of Reno. They watch as flames consume a burning bush and quickly spread through the surrounding grass. The fire is completely controlled and monitored by dozens of sensors as three enormous drones buzz directly overhead, following the curl of smoke as it dances in the light breeze.
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- 01On a perfect, crisp fall day with blue skies, scientists in yellow safety coats gather in the sprawling desert north of Reno.
- 02They watch as flames consume a burning bush and quickly spread through the surrounding grass.
- 03The fire is completely controlled and monitored by dozens of sensors as three enormous drones buzz directly overhead, following the curl of smoke as it dances in the light breeze.
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