Comparative Study of various Fire Detecting Sensors for Sustainable Forest
Abstract
Forests are one of the main resources on condition that by the nature. Forests are cut down to make space for building and other structures. Increase in global warming, Ice melting in the North Pole, forest fires. These are all caused due to ignorance of natural order. And to prevent further disasters, measures for sustainable environment should be taken.
This research paper intends to explore and study detection of forest fires using MODIS, SEVIRI and microwave radiometer sensors which will drive to manage and prevent forest fire which will lead to sustainability in forest management.
How to cite this article:
Patel S, Poojary V. Comparative Study of various Fire Detecting Sensors for Sustainable Forest. J Adv Res Microelec VLSI 2020; 2(1): 14-17.
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