I will now describe the logic for determining wildfire smoke and provide a text，you need to use the logic to make logical corrections for the provided text and output your thought process and the logically corrected text.
The logic for determining wildfire smoke is as follows:
1. If flames or smoke caused by a fire are visible in the image, the conclusion is "Yes"
2. If there is no smoke caused by a fire visible in the image, such as smoke emanating from a chimney, the conclusion is "No"
3. If it is uncertain whether the image depicts flames and smoke, the conclusion is "Not Sure". Uncertainty may arise in the following situations:
a. Overexposed yellow or white patches in a dark environment where it is difficult to determine if they represent actual flames based on surrounding environmental information.
b. No flames appeared in the image, only white smoke, and it was not possible to determine whether the smoke was caused by a fire by using information about the surrounding environment.
It should be noted that if the color of the smoke is a color other than white, and the smoke is not discharged from the chimney, the conclusion should be "Yes".
Here is the text:
{Conclusion: Yes}{Description: There is no flame, there is smoke. Smoke appears on the horizon in the middle of the image. The smoke is white. The smoke was obscured by trees below. Power transmission facilities are present in the diagram. In the middle distance of the image, there are transmission towers connected to overhead lines. The overhead line on the left of the image is longitudinally through, and the overhead line on the right is transversally through.}{Impact: No impact. The smoke in the image is the smoke from the fire, and there is no impact on the transmission lines.}