Aerial Firefighting - Vancouver 2010
- Type: Trade show / Expo
Event Overview:
Aerial Firefighting Vancouver - the fifth event in this extremely powerful series
Many wildfires, and the human vulnerability and environmental damage they effect, are the result of demographic growth, land-use changes and climate variability.
The Aerial Firefighting conferences, which are held around the globe, have a powerful line-up of presentations from international experts in this field and bring together this focused community to discuss key topics, products, services and issues effecting both their local regions and the more global outlook.
Widely represented by international aerial operators, fixed and rotary-winged aircraft manufacturers, aerial firefighting system manufacturers, unmanned vehicle manufacturers and government officers from forestry, civil protection and environment departments, the international Vancouver conference and exhibition will focus on wildfire: the one natural disaster that can be stopped in its tracks with swift ground firefighting response and robust aerial firefighting technologies.
Visitor Demographics:
- Visitor Origin:
- Canada
- Visitor demographic:
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- Manufacturers
- Global companies
- Government officials
- Research establishments
- Military personnel
- Key associations
Event organiser:
- Organiser:
- TANGENT LINK LTD
- Address:
- Acacia Court, 107 High Street, Burnham, United Kingdom (UK)
Exhibitors
Aerial Firefighting - Vancouver 2010 news
Constraining aerial firefighting costs through effective operations was one of the key themes of the conference Vancouver played host to the fourth Tangent Link Aerial Firefighting Conference recently. A report from the Conference Chairman.The fourth northern hemisphere Tangent Link Aerial Firefighting Conference, held at the Sheraton Airport Hotel in the Winter Olympic city of Vancouver, proved an attractive venue for North American Firefighters. Delegates attended a...
The conference will bring together experts on aerial fire suppression LADAR, or laser radar, is the latest technology to be studied for its use in detecting wildfires.Lockheed Martin, developer of LADAR (Laser Radar) will be reviewing the capabilities, answering questions and discussing the possible implementations of this powerful technology at Tangent Link's Aerial Firefighting Conference & Exhibition in Vancouver, 16-17th March, 2010.Any improvement in the m...