Forest fire and thermal imaging monitoring

In October 2007, 20,000 people were evacuated from Los Angeles County as a wildfire that started in Malibu on Monday continued to rage through the region.

The National Weather Service in Los Angeles issued a warning Tuesday evening that “extreme fire danger” persisted across Southern California as thousands of first responders continued to work to contain the wildfire.

By early Wednesday, the fire had spread 4.5 miles, including the Santa Monica Mountains recreation area, and extended into downtown Malibu, affecting large tracts of oceanfront property. As of Tuesday evening, more than 1,500 firefighters from various agencies were working to contain the fire….

There are reports of forest fires every year. This time, the fire in Los Angeles was caused by wildfires. Because the fire was not discovered in time, the fire source could not be controlled in the first time. The Franklin Fire has burned more than 4,000 acres of land and destroyed many houses.
If active measures are taken in forest fire prevention, such as installing a real-time fire source thermal imaging monitor, timely monitoring and detection of forest fires, and an alarm function, this can better prevent the occurrence of fires.