Forest Fire Detection System based on Wireless Sensor Network Vel Pratheesh Sankar #35190979.

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Forest Fire Detection System based on Wireless Sensor Network Vel Pratheesh Sankar #

Overview  Forest is one of the most indispensable resource  Causes of forest fire:  Natural  Uncontrolled human behavior  Occurs occasionally, but recently the due to climatic fluctuations and human activities there is a increased risk

Conventional Methods  Ground patrolling  Watching tower  Aerial prevention

Forest fire detection using WSN 

Data flow  Sensor nodes  Base station  Network coordinators  “Data Transmitted in a multi-hop manner”

Data flow  Data is not transmitted by every node to the base station, rather is aggregated and is transmitted through few nodes  This is done to optimize the energy consumption

Prediction  Spread of forest fire is strongly related to weather conditions, terrain, vegetation etc  Proper prediction model is selected to estimate the spread

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