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Fire detection systems are considered an integral part of any building. However, most fire detection systems use a single passive sensor that usually faces some unavoidable problems, especially with the use of simple processing systems using threshold and trend algorithms. Although more than a single sensor and fire information are used in some existing systems, the real-time fire information and firefighting forecasting are not monitored. Such information facilitates good decision making in firefighting and rescue operations. This paper develops a fast and smart fire detection and monitoring system that can detect and monitor fire incidents with low probability of detection error. The system involves IoT sensors that detect all necessary fire information including heating release rate smoke level, and \({CO}_{2}\) level. Moreover, a fire detection and monitoring model based on artificial neural networks is developed to identify fire information in real-time. The proposed system was tested in a chamber box with around 20 experiments. The positive fire detection rate was high with fast fire detection rate.
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Almohammedi, A.A., Balfaqih, M., Nahas, S., Bokhari, A., Alqudsi, A. (2023). Design and Implementation of IoT-Enabled Intelligent Fire Detection System Using Neural Networks. In: Yang, Y., Wang, X., Zhang, LJ. (eds) Artificial Intelligence and Mobile Services – AIMS 2023 . AIMS 2023. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 14202. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-45140-9_6
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