Real Time Fire Detection System with Image Processing
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Fire detection system by image processing is a growing research in this era. There are many methods used to detect fire out, butstill need to develop an accurate method to detect fire without false alarms. This is due to the fact that many methods used RGB colour mode for detection. In this paper, mainly focuson detecting the fire effectively using thermal video from a thermal camera while in the same time the system will alert the people if fire was detected,and also observed the speed of the fire.This will enormously benefit to the fire fighters. With this system, the fire can be detected effectively while alerting the people and giving valuable information to the fire fighters for their job more effectively.
(Manuscript received: 29 June 2021 | Accepted: 9 September 2021 | Published: 8 November 2021)
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