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ODIN-fire: Open Data Integration Framework for Wildland Fire Management

Peter C Mehlitz
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RACE-ODIN is a software architecture to create field deployable servers that can import, process, and display an open number of wildland fire related data sources such as weather, fire location and near-real-time location of vehicles and personnel.

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Peter C Mehlitz. 2022-05-20. ODIN-fire: Open Data Integration Framework for Wildland Fire Management. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220007388

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