Business cases Wildfire detection

Wildfire detection

Government Prevent catastrophic failure

Summary

Detect wild-fires early with CO2 sensors

LoRaWAN can be used to monitor the environment for signs of wildfires, and trigger an alert when needed. By installing sensors in areas at risk of wildfires, such as forests or grasslands, building managers or fire departments can monitor the conditions in real-time. When a wildfire is detected, the system can automatically send an alert, allowing for timely response and evacuation. This can help to prevent the spread of wildfires and protect the safety of people and property.

Sustainability impact

Minimize wildfire-related emissions with early detection

Prevent catastrophic failure

Partners involved

Dryad

dryad.net

Device manufacturer

Seeed Technology Co., Ltd

seeedstudio.com

Device manufacturer

Enthu Technology Solutions India Pvt Ltd

enthutech.in

Device manufacturer · Integrator · Application platform · Engineering

ForestGuard

nowildfire.com

Device manufacturer · Research

Devices used

S2103- LoRaWAN® CO2, Temperature, and Humidity Sensor

SenseCAP

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- Summary: Detect wild-fires early with CO2 sensors
- Sustainability impact: Minimize wildfire-related emissions with early detection; Prevent catastrophic failure
- Partners involved: Dryad (dryad.net), Seeed Technology Co., Ltd (seeedstudio.com), Enthu Technology Solutions India Pvt Ltd (enthutech.in), ForestGuard (nowildfire.com)
- Devices used: S2103- LoRaWAN® CO2, Temperature, and Humidity Sensor by SenseCAP
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