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WISE: A Lightweight, Weakly-Supervised Model for Onboard Fire Smoke Detection and Localization
Wildfire smoke detection from satellite imagery is critical for early warning and rapid response. For onboard satellite deployment, detection systems must operate under strict memory and latency constraints while providing spatially informative outputs for downstream decision-making. Existing tile-l
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