ZIGBEE BASED SOLAR POWERED FOREST FIRE DETECTION AND CONTROL SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.46243/jst.2024.v9.i01.pp161-169Keywords:
Forest Detection, Control System, Solar Powered, Zigbee NetworkAbstract
Compared with the traditional techniques of forest fire detection, a wireless sensor network paradigm based on a ZigBee technique was proposed. The proposed technique is in real time, given the exigencies of forest fires. The architecture of a wireless sensor network for forest fire detection is described. The hardware circuitry of the ZIGBEE network node. The process of data transmission is discussed in detail. Environmental parameters such as temperature and humidity in the forest region can be monitored in real time. This system consists of three fire sensors, if any sensor activated it automatically turn on water pump and send the data to base station using zigbee then base station zigbee receiver receive the data and upload into server using IOT. From the information collected by the system, decisions for firefighting or fire prevention can be made more quickly by the relevant government departments.
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