Wireless Sensor Network-Assisted Forest Fire Detection and Control Firefighting Robot

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Vinayak Badiger
Sagar Bhalerao
Abhishek Mankar
A. J. Nimbalkar

Abstract

Forest fire is an uncontrolled fire that happens basically in timberland locales, indeed though it can moreover attack urban or country ranges. Among the main causes of quickly spreading fires, human variables, either deliberateness or coincidental, is the foremost typical ones. The number and impact of woodland fires are expected to create as a consequence of around the world warming. In arrange to fight against these fiascos, it is fundamental to receive a comprehensive, multifaceted approach that empowers continuous situational mindfulness and instant responsiveness. This paper portrays a hierarchical wireless sensor arrange pointed at early fire discovery in forest regions and informing fire work force approximately fire firsthand. WSN is coordinating with a semi-autonomous wirelessly controllable firefighting robot, these robots are actuated once a remote sensor organize recognizes fire and gives, to begin with, a line of defense against the spreading of wildfires and begins quenching fire until firefighters arrive.

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Badiger, V., Bhalerao, S., Mankar, A., & Nimbalkar, A. (2020). Wireless Sensor Network-Assisted Forest Fire Detection and Control Firefighting Robot. SAMRIDDHI : A Journal of Physical Sciences, Engineering and Technology, 12(SUP 2), 50-57. https://doi.org/10.18090/samriddhi.v12iS2.11
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