NASA develops airspace management system to monitor wildfires

NASA has developed a new airspace management system aimed at monitoring wildfires more effectively. This innovative system is designed to track the movement of wildfires and provide real-time data on air traffic, which is critical for both firefighting efforts and aviation safety. 

The system integrates satellite data, aircraft monitoring, and fire behavior models to improve coordination between firefighting crews and aviation operators during wildfire events. The main goal of the system is to enhance situational awareness for both wildfire management teams and aviation authorities, allowing them to avoid potential conflicts in the sky and optimize the deployment of firefighting aircraft. 

By using NASA's advanced satellite technologies and data analytics, the system can provide up-to-date information on wildfire locations, intensity, and behavior, as well as track aircraft that are involved in firefighting efforts.