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Wim Zwijnenburg

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Burning Forests: Tools for Tracking and Reporting Wildfire Damage

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By Galen Reich, Wim Zwijnenburg
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If you’ve seen reports of a wildfire in your region and you’re looking for open source data, NASA’s fire-tracking tool is often the first place to start. It provides a heat signature and an approximate location. But detection is only the first step in understanding what’s happened. In this guide, we explore ways to analyse and report on the scale and severity of wildfires, including those in protected areas where ecosystems are often most fragile.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Seeing More With Satellite Imagery

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By Wim Zwijnenburg, Agnes Cameron
| Bellingcat Verified
This article, published as part of the Bellingcat Technical Writing Fellowship, is adapted from a more technically-detailed guide on Agnes Cameron’s blog. Satellite imagery has been used extensively in open-source investigative research: from monitoring global deforestation to documenting mass demolitions in Gaza.
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Investigating How Conflict and War Contribute to Methane Emissions

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By Wim Zwijnenburg
| Global Investigative Journalism Network Verified
How can reporters learn from new tools about specific causes of methane leaks in conflict-affected areas? We have examined some of the recent conflict hotspots across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) — namely Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Libya — to identify what the major sources of methane release are in the region, as well as to better understand how conflicts around the world could damage existing infrastructure and governance and lead to more emissions.
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