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Hi, viewer In this tutorial, you will learn how to download Forest Fire & Agricultural Residues MODISbased burnt area product.

MODIS is a NASAs satellite with 36 spectral bands of various spectral ranges (405–14385 nm) and is used for a multitude of applications such as earth observation, vegetation monitoring, and environmental pollution assessment, among others. Details of bands and their applications may be obtained at
https://modis.gsfc.nasa.gov/about/spe...

MODISbased burnt area product is developed using a burnsensitive normalized vegetation index (VI) derived from atmospherically corrected surface reflectance of MODIS shortwave infrared channels 5 (central wavelength = 1240 nm) and 7 (central weave length = 2130 nm) and a measure of temporal texture. Details of the algorithm may be obtained from Giglio et al. (2018). The product may be downloaded from
https://search.earthdata.nasa.gov/
https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/
**Mapping of Forest Fire & Agricultural Residues Burned Area
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Application of Forest Fire & Agricultural Residues Burned Area Data

Stubble burning is one of the major environmental hazards in all most all parts of the world. The problem is more intense in developing countries, especially in India, China, and Malaysia due to weather and topographic pattern. Agriculture mechanization to increase crop productivity and decrease labor costs in order to fulfill food security demands for its rapidly growing population is considered a key catalyst for stubble burning (Mehta et al., 2014). This may lead to a huge quantity of rice residues with a large potential for pollutant emissions after burning.

Typical applications include:
i) Mapping of Crop Residual Burning
ii) Mapping of Forest Fire
iii) Evapotranspiration models
iv) Climate Change modeling
v) Assessing Forest burned areas
vi) Find the variation in groundwater level due to Crop Residual Burning
vii) Vegetation Monitoring
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