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HPWREN camera observes more than four years of post-fire plant regrowth
HPWREN Aids Firefighters on Palomar Mountain
HPWREN camera use during the October 2007 San Diego Fires
2006 First Responder Survey of HPWREN Connectivity Deployment for Incident Command Posts
The 3Cs project and HPWREN demonstrated a multi-point video conference with a SDFD firefighter helicopter real-time video downlink during the 2007 Interagency Wildland Fire Drill
Smoke Signals: The Evolution of California Firefighting from the Eyes of Fire Captain Ron Serabia
Public Safety Agencies Begin Work on an HPWREN-like System for Southern California
HPWREN Team Participates in Ramona Air Show
HPWREN Provides Network Connectivity and VoIP to Horse Fire Incident
Command Post
Multi-agency collaboration prepares for Voice-over-IP phones at Firefighter
Incident Command Posts
CDF Puerta La Cruz connects to HPWREN for Camp and ICP support
HPWREN's Fifth CDF Incident Response Deployment
HPWREN establishes connection to CDF Helitack Base at Gillespie Field
The San Diego County Sheriff's Department and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection airlift replacement sensors for HPWREN real-time weather alerts
Fire Exercise Allows HPWREN to Work with CDF and San Diego Sheriff's Department for Airdrop-Based Network Relay Installation Demonstration
New HPWREN Relay above Dos Picos County Park Supports CDF Incident Command Post Deployment and Wireless Network Experimentation
HPWREN sensor data used for setting off real-time alarms for firefighters
The Scripps Institution of Oceanography Visualization Center produced a DVD from HPWREN Cedar Fire images
HPWREN's First Night Time Incident Response Deployment 
This image shows the connection from the Cuyamaca Mountains HPWREN backbone site to the relay location on the Palomar Mountain range, and from there to a second relay on a small hill near the ICP camp site. The final link went to the camp itself where a local network connected the link to various trailers.
HPWREN Incident Response Connectivity Deployed to Support CDF Eagle Fire Operations in Riverside County
HPWREN Video Cameras Support Firefighting Agencies
CDF La Cima connection in the Cedar Fire post-burn area
Time lapse animations and other images of the Cedar Fire incident
Solid-State High-Res HPWREN-Connected Cameras Provide Quick Access to Environmental Conditions
HPWREN Collaborates with SDSU to Link the San Diego Sheriff's Department with the County Fair
HPWREN Provides Data Connectivity for Remote Wildfire Operations Site
San Diego's CDF Air Attack Base Collaborates with HPWREN for Mountain Sensor Access to Monitor Fire Conditions
San Diego Sheriff's Department Connects to HPWREN for Collaborative Evaluations of Emergency Data Communications Network Models
HPWREN Collaborates with San Diego Sheriff's Department for Tower Installation Atop Mount Laguna
Wireless Connectivity Enables Sensors on Coronado Bridge
Local agencies team with researchers for crisis management exercise
Local CDF Firefighters Participate in HPWREN Mobile Rapid Response Demonstration
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For instance, the 2007 Harris Fire was closely monitored by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) and the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department via HPWREN-connected cameras atop Lyons Peak while the 2007 Rice Canyon Fire, Witch Fire, and Poomacha Fire were also monitored via HPWREN-connected cameras at Mount Woodson, Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve and Palomar Mountain.
