This document discusses an improved algorithm for fire detection in forests using wireless sensor networks, which involves deploying a system of low-cost, small sensors that monitor environmental conditions in real-time. The proposed method enhances network performance and battery life by organizing scattered nodes into sub-networks, resulting in a 2.8% increase in network lifespan and up to 69% improvement in power efficiency compared to traditional systems. The study emphasizes the need for temperature sensors at each node to effectively detect and monitor fire behavior, contributing to enhanced firefighting efforts.
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