China’s first large-scale intelligent forest fire rescue training facility has been delivered recently to the National Southwest Regional Emergency Rescue Center, marking a breakthrough in China’s capabilities for simulating and combating forest fires.<\/p>\n
The advanced system, developed by a research institute under the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT), a CASC subsidiary, passed final acceptance tests and was put into use in the emergency rescue center, based in Chengdu, capital of southwest China’s Sichuan Province.<\/p>\n
It addresses a critical gap in intelligent emergency training equipment while elevating the country’s technological prowess in forest fire prevention and control, CASC said.<\/p>\n
Designed for China’s fire-prone southwestern regions, which are rich in forest resources, the facility integrates cutting-edge aerospace technologies developed by CALT to replicate complex fire scenarios with high fidelity. It enables comprehensive, multi-angle drills for rescue teams, enhancing their preparedness for real-world operations.<\/p>\n
Since 2000, CALT has pioneered emergency simulation technologies, with earlier systems deployed at over 100 training bases of emergency response departments across 15 provinces and municipalities.<\/p>\n
The new facility will significantly boost rescue capabilities in southwestern regions and beyond, said CASC.<\/p>\n
Moving forward, CALT, while deepening technological innovation in the field of simulation training equipment, will leverage its success of the Chengdu facility to promote tailored solutions for high-risk areas and drive large-scale adoption of smart training equipment among local emergency agencies, added CASC.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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