Summary of Sonda SAPHIRA 3 v5

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The video discusses the new Sonda SAPHIRA 3 v5 firefighting helicopter, which is designed to help firefighters fighting fires. The helicopter has sensors that allow the pilot to see the fire and fly away from it, rather than just looking at it. Additionally, the helicopter has water tanks that can be released in a short amount of time, and can be dangerous if not used correctly.

• 00:00:00 This video shows a new Sonda SAPHIRA 3 v5 weather satellite being loaded onto an aircraft for flight. The project combines the University of Brasília's firefighters and the Brazilian National Institute of Amazonian Research (INPA) in an effort to better understand the fire in the Brazilian Cerrado. The SAPHIRA 3 v5 will also collect data on air and water temperatures, humidity, and fire activity. The satellite will take about 200 seconds to collect each temperature measurement. The satellite will also have a camera to record video of the fire area.
• 00:05:00 The video shows a map of the area that has not yet reached the area of combustion and the vegetation that has already burnt. It also shows the area which approved the athletes here flashing their lights. They indicate the acquisition speed of data. Some data, such as I mentioned, I only have as detailed pictures as the temperature sensor remote unit's data. Other data, such as the parameters studied here, are also obtained in a very detailed way, with pictures as close to real time as possible. The main parameters, such as atmospheric pressure, altitude, and cinematographic angles, are also obtained in three axes. These parameters are then plotted on a screen here. The development of the system is shown in this way. These are the data collected every seven seconds. Statistics such as the absolute humidity are also calculated supplemental to this. The main parameter is the relative humidity. Another is the function of atmospheric parameters such as altitude and pressure. Relative humidity is also a supplemental parameter. This process, called development, requires a lot of time, many years, in order to produce a reliable system. We already have a meteorological sensor, number 3, in a firefighter's body. The data is already very interesting because they showed the efficiency and effectiveness of the combat process with 11
• 00:10:00 The video discusses the Saphera 3 v5 firefighting helicopter, which is designed to help firefighters fighting fires. The helicopter has sensors that allow the pilot to see the fire and fly away from it, rather than just looking at it. Additionally, the helicopter has water tanks that can be released in a short amount of time, and can be dangerous if not used correctly. The video also discusses the complexity of firefighting, and how the user must analyze the conditions before launching water, as well as take into account the team of firefighters on the ground. Finally, the video discusses the positive and negative impacts of using firefighting chemicals in the context of a fire, and how the project will aim to understand both the positive and negative effects of such a fight.