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NASA deploys drones with special sensors to aid in fire response

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The choice of the two sensors for the drone’s payload was also driven by their adoptability. The first, called a radiosonde, measures wind direction and speed, humidity, temperature, and pressure, and is used daily by the National Weather Service. The other sensor, an anemometer, measures wind speed and direction, Milan Loiacono writes for NASA.

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NASA deploys drones with special sensors to aid in fire response

The choice of the two sensors for the drone’s payload was also driven by their adoptability. The first, called a radiosonde, measures wind direction and speed, humidity, temperature, and pressure, and is used daily by the National Weather Service. The other sensor, an anemometer, measures wind speed and direction, Milan Loiacono writes for NASA.

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