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Forest Fire Warning and Monitoring for Joint Prevention and Mutual Assistance Platform across China and ASEAN

2023/09/04

Symposium Report: Forest Fire Warning and Monitoring for Joint Prevention and Mutual Assistance Platform across China and ASEAN

Introduction:

The Symposium on Forest Fire Warning and Monitoring to Establish Joint Prevention and Mutual Assistance Platform across China and ASEAN was held on 2023/08/30 at Guizhou Education University, Guiyang. The symposium aimed to address the challenges and advancements in forest fire prevention and control, and promote collaboration between China and ASEAN countries in this critical area. The event brought together experts, researchers, and professionals from various institutions and organizations to share their knowledge, experiences, and research findings.

Experts and Professionals Unite: Collaborating for Forest Fire Prevention and Control Across China and ASEAN

Report:

The Symposium on Forest Fire Warning and Monitoring to Establish Joint Prevention and Mutual Assistance Platform across China and ASEAN was successfully held at Guizhou Education University on 2023/08/30. The symposium provided a platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration among experts and professionals involved in forest fire prevention and control.

The symposium began with a warm welcome address delivered by Vice President Ren Jie from Guizhou Education University. The event commenced with the presentation of the National Innovation Alliance for forest and grassland fire prevention and control technology. A group photograph was taken to commemorate the occasion.

Notable among the presentations was the special invited talk titled "Straw Incineration Practice in Agricultural Systems: Advantages and Disadvantages" by Dr. Fazal Ullah from the College of Ecology, Lanzhou University, China, who presented on behalf of Professor Xiong Youcai. Dr. Fazal Ullah discussed the practice of straw incineration in agricultural systems and provided insights into its advantages and disadvantages. The presentation shed light on the potential benefits and challenges associated with this fire management technique, emphasizing the need for sustainable and efficient practices.

Dr. Fazal Ullah presents insightful research on 'Straw Incineration Practice in Agricultural Systems' on behalf of Professor Xiong YouCai, College of Ecology, Lanzhou University, at the Forest Fire Warning and Monitoring Symposium.

Other distinguished speakers shared their expertise on various aspects of forest fire prevention and control. These presentations included: - "National-level Forest and Grassland Fire Warning and Control Platform" by Professor Sun Long from Northeast Forestry University.

- "Forest Fire Prevention in the Context of Extreme Climate Change in China" by Professor Fang Keyan from Fujian Normal University.

- "Dynamic Analysis of Grassland Fires in Guizhou Province and their Driving Mechanisms" by Associate Professor Jin Baocheng from Guizhou University.

- "Remote Sensing Identification of Forest Fire Burned Areas in the Gan Nan Region" by Professor Wu Zhiwei from Jiangxi Normal University.

- "The Impact of Planned Burning on Major Oak Species in Central Yunnan Region" by Graduate Student Hong Ruicheng from Southwest Forestry University.

- "The Construction of Forest Fire Risk Warning System Based on Measured Fuel Moisture Content" by Associate Professor Zhang Yunlin from Guizhou Education University.

- "Digitally Empowering Risk Prevention and Control: Technological Advancements in Forest Fire Early Warning" by Zhejiang Uniview Technologies Co., Ltd.

The symposium also included a session for the discussion and exchange of ideas during the Key Laboratory and Innovation Team Project Seminar.

Professor Liu Xuan, the esteemed host of the Symposium, leading the participants in an engaging roundtable discussion after the opening remarks

Conclusion:

The Symposium on Forest Fire Warning and Monitoring served as an important platform for knowledge sharing and collaboration among experts and professionals involved in forest fire prevention and control. The presentations covered a wide range of topics, including technological advancements, climate change impacts, regional case studies, and innovative practices.

The special invited talk on "Straw Incineration Practice in Agricultural Systems: Advantages and Disadvantages" by Dr. Fazal Ullah, representing Professor Xiong Youcai from the College of Ecology, Lanzhou University, provided valuable insights into the benefits and challenges associated with this fire management technique. The presentation emphasized the importance of considering the environmental and agricultural impacts of straw incineration and highlighted the need for sustainable and efficient practices. Overall, the symposium contributed to enhancing the understanding of forest fire prevention and control strategies and fostering collaboration between China and ASEAN countries in this crucial field. The knowledge and insights shared during the symposium will further advance research, policy development, and practical implementation for effective forest fire management.