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Wireless Sensor Network: Fire Forest Monitoring & Detection

2017✅ Completed
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Project Overview

Sponsored by Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology Indonesia

The unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) autonomously flies around forest fire areas and automatically detects fire hotspots through image recognition, along with recording GPS coordinates and capturing video samples, which are then transmitted via a telemetry system to the Ground Control Station (GCS).

The location information, video samples (or images), terrain details, and other environmental parameters such as temperature, wind speed, and air humidity are subsequently uploaded to the information system server, allowing users to access them through web-based platforms or mobile applications. More comprehensive and detailed information is stored in the primary geospatial database.

Problem

Forest fire monitoring and UAV telemetry systems required reliable real-time control, GPS tracking, and thermal sensor integration for autonomous fire hotspot detection and aerial surveillance in remote areas.

Approach

Developed UAV hardware and embedded communication systems (C arduino_ for flight control, GPS telemetry, and thermal sensor integration, including real-time data transmission between UAV and Ground Control Station (GCS).

Key Results & Impact

  • Delivered a UAV-based fire monitoring platform capable of real-time GPS tracking, thermal sensing, telemetry communication, and aerial hotspot surveillance for wildfire monitoring operations.

Technologies Used

C ArduinoGPSIMU SensorsTemperature/Humidity SensorRadio Communication

Additional Information

CategoryHardware & Software Integration / IoT
Year2017
StatusCompleted