using wireless sensor networks for reliable forest fires

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Using Wireless Sensor Networks for Reliable Forest Fires Detection

By Leila Maleki

Contents

1. Introduction

2. Related Work

3. Forest fires detection Methods

5. Detection algorithms

4. The adopted methodology

6. Experimental results

7. Conclusion

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Introduction

a wireless sensor network (WSN) technology could be deployed to detect a forest fire in its early stages

Each sensor node can gather different types of row data from sensors

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Related Work

Traditionally, forest fires were detected using conventional techniques such as guard towers located to fire high points

forest-fire detection systems based on the satellite imagery(MODIS, AVHRR,...)

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Forest fires detection Methods

Canadian approach

The Canadian study proposed the calculation of the index fire according to FWI (Fire Weather Index).

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Forest fires detection Methods..

Korean approach The middleware developed in Korean approach

receives and processes packets from the transceiver and displays its results

Y= 6.87 + (0.64 *P) + (0.15 *EF) + (1774,94 / CS)

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The adopted methodology

Data collection module Communication module Analysis module

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Detection algorithms

Canadian approach

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Detection algorithms..

Korean approach

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Experimental results

Hardware platform

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Experimental results..

Results analysis

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Conclusion

This study firstly reveals that WSN technology is a very promising green technology for the future in detecting efficiently the forest fires in our country. Secondly, and through the real experiments performed in the field, we conclude the effectiveness of the Canadian approach in terms of energy efficiency and algorithmic complexity compared to the Korean one, and its suitability to the context of our country mainly during summer seasons.

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References

[1] M. Hefeeda, M. Bagheri, Forest Fire Modeling and Early Detection u Adhoc & Sensor Wireless Networks, Vol.7, No.3/4, p169-224, 2009.

[2] M. Bahrepour, N. Meratnia, Automatic Fire Detection: A Survey from Wireless Sensor Network Pe , Technical Report TR-CTIT-08-73, Centre for Telematics and Information Technology University of Twente, Enschede, ISSN1381-3625, 2008.

[3] Fire in Europe, available on: http://www.planetoscope.com/ [accessed, January 20th, 2013].

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