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The article proposes an approach to forest fire hazard forecasting based on open remote sensing data. It takes into account mulptiple climatic and biophysical parameters data collected by satellites. Each of these parameters is not significant in itself, but taken together they may have significant impact on forest fire hazard. A mathematical model was built based on this approach. Satellite data on Ukrainian forests were used in its creation. The model was tested using Polish forests as an example.

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