Choose the forest fire monitoring system to avoid more accidents

Forest combustibles Forest combustibles are the material basis for forest fires. The organic matter in the forest that can be extinguished is collectively referred to as forest combustibles. Generally, it can be divided into three categories according to its risk level. Risky combustibles---withered weeds, fallen leaves, twigs, bark, lichens and moss, etc., dry quickly, have a low ignition point and are easy to extinguish. What is a forest fire and why does a forest fire? Any forest fire that is out of human control, spreads and expands freely in the forest, and causes certain harm and loss to the forest, forest ecosystem and human beings, is called a forest fire. There are some differences between forest fires and urban fires. The fire source of forest fires is the dominant factor of forest fires, which can be summed up in two categories: natural fires and man-made fires. Among them, man-made fire accounts for 90%-95%, and my country accounts for 99%. Natural fires are mainly volcanic eruptions, meteorite landings, lightning strikes, sparks from rolling stones and spontaneous combustion of peat. How to prevent forest fires is something that could not be done in the past with today’s technology. The forest fire monitoring system uses dual-spectral imaging: far-infrared band to detect and identify thermal power; visible light band smoke analysis to help identify mountain back/gully fires The visible light sensor adopts high-definition fog transparent imaging technology, which can present clear black and white images in foggy/hazy weather. Timely play the role of safety and fire prevention.