Networks, systems and methods for wildfire mitigation
AssigneeHas LLC
InventorsHarry A. Statter, Michael L. Simmons
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Abstract
There is provided networks, systems and displays for providing derived data and predictive information for use in emergencies; and in particular for use in wildfire emergencies. More particularly, there is provided systems, equipment and networks having a control system having an operation control command plan for performing an operation plan. in embodiments the operation plan can be a hydration plan, a lockout plan, a low line pressure plan, an adjacent structure based plan, an auto-activation notice with default activation plan. In an embodiment there is provided a parcel by parcel control and optimization of the EFMS for a particular area.
Claims5
A system for mitigating fire risks, the system comprising:
- a. an external fire management system (EFMS);
- b. a control system in control communication with the EFMS and configured for control communication with a GUI device;
- c. the control system comprising an operation control command plan for performing an operation plan;
- d. the operation control command plan for performing an operation plan comprising an auto-activation notice with default activation plan;
- and,
- e. wherein the auto-activation notice with default activation plan is configured to upon a first event:
- i. determine a time to activation;
- ii. start a countdown to activation based upon the determined time to activation;
- iii. send a first automatic activation notice to the GUI device;
- and,
- iv. activate the EFMS upon an end of the countdown, unless the control system receives a deactivation instruction from the GUI device;
- and,
- v. wherein the auto-activation notice with default activation plan is configured to upon a second event adjust the time to activation to provide an adjusted countdown;
- send a second automatic activation notice to the GUI device, based upon the adjusted countdown;
- and activate the EFMS upon an end of the adjusted countdown, unless the control system receives a deactivation instruction from the GUI device.
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