ABOUT FOREST FIRE DETECTOR

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We Are Dedicated Team Who Thinks To Change The Future

We would solve the Forest Fire Prediction problem by using Machine Learning or Deep Learning where would estimate the percentage of fire within the forest using a dataset where we would determine coordinates of the hotspots where fire initialization has the most Probability by researching the feature which are crucial towards and we would determine the area of this widespread by selecting the features we would check and tells its importance in format of facts telling users the percentage we would determine that by changing the feature values which would effect our output value and note the change , percentage of predicting fire would come out from Normalizing the area output , we would use dataset from internet and customize the dataset adding new features from this dataset the output is area which we would determine it by svm or Neural Network while we store feature importance permenentaly and manipulate it according to the days probability of fire happening. We are thinking to use API for the days data and implying it into our Machine Learning Model. Further on we are trying to make Visualizer which would represent live Real Life Forest Condition and how would the fire spread and it's rate of fire spreading within the forest within a day.

Some Interesting Facts

We lose hectares of land and our natural vegetation gets destroyed due to our own carelessness.

558

Total Number Of Fires
in India,
Jan 1 - Feb 25,2019

125

Forest Fires Percentage Increased Between
2015 - 2017.

90

Percent Of The Forest Fires Due To Human Carelessness

1176

Crore Money Lost Due To Forest Fires.

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Percentage Of Cause of Forest Fire Due To Humans :

Debris Burn

Cover Reduction

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"This Is Not Mars": Indonesia Skies Turn Blood Red After Forest Fires

JAKARTA: Skies over an Indonesian province turned red over the weekend, thanks to the widespread forest fires which have plagued huge parts of the country.One resident in Jambi province, who captured pictures of the sky, said the haze had "hurt her eyes and throat".Every year, fires in Indonesia create a smoky haze that can end up blanketing the entire South East Asian region, a BBC report said.A meteorology expert said the unusual sky was caused by a phenomenon known as Rayleigh scattering.

Indonesians Choked By Toxic Haze Due To Forest Fire Pray For Rain

PEKANBARU, INDONESIA: Hundreds of people held a mass prayer for rain in a smoke-filled Indonesian city on Friday, desperately hoping that downpours will extinguish forest fires and wash away the toxic haze covering wide swathes of the country.Illegal fires to clear land for farming are raging on Indonesia's Sumatra and Borneo islands with firefighters battling round the clock through charred forests, and water-bombing helicopters deployed to douse the flames.

Thousands Of Schools Shut In Malaysia, Indonesia As Haze Affects Students

KUALA LUMPUR: Thousands of schools were shuttered across Malaysia and Indonesia Thursday, affecting at least 1.7 million pupils, officials said, as toxic haze from rampant forest fires sent air quality plummeting.Nearly 2,500 schools were ordered to shut their doors in Malaysia -- including nearly 300 in the smog-hit capital Kuala Lumpur -- over soaring health concerns sparked by toxic haze from out-of-control blazes in Indonesia's Sumatra and Borneo islands.Indonesia said hundreds of schools in hard-hit Riau province on Sumatra would also be shut Thursday, with 800 closed in one district alone, while about 1,300 were shut in its Central Kalimantan province on Borneo.

New Outbreaks Of Fire In Brazil's Amazon Forest

SAO PAULO, BRAZIL: The number of fires in Brazil's Amazon basin is still on the rise, even though the government has banned burning, officials said on Saturday.In the first 48 hours since the ban was issued, satellite data from the National Space Research Institute (INPE) showed 3,859 new outbreaks of fire, of which some 2,000 were concentrated in the Amazon region.From January to the end of August, 51.9 percent of Brazil's recorded 88,816 fires were in the rainforest, according to the INPE, a number experts call a dramatic, direct consequence of farmers' widespread deforestation.

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