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A forest firefighting task area division method based on the SW-DBSCAN algorithm.

Qiong Huang¹, Yu Huang²

¹Basic Courses Department, China Fire and Rescue Institute, Beijing, 102202, China.

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A new method uses an improved Sliding Window-based Weighted Density-Based Spatial Clustering of Applications with Noise (SW-DBSCAN) to generate forest firefighting tasks. This approach enhances accuracy in identifying critical fire elements for effective resource allocation.

Keywords:

Forest fires SW-DBSCAN Sliding window Task division

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Area of Science:

Forestry science
Computer science
Artificial intelligence

Background:

Forest fires pose significant threats requiring efficient task generation for firefighting.
Existing clustering methods may struggle with the dynamic nature and spatial complexity of fire perimeters.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an improved clustering method for generating precise forest firefighting tasks.
To enhance the accuracy of identifying key fire features like the fire head, tail, and flank.

Main Methods:

Implementation of an improved Sliding Window-based Weighted Density-Based Spatial Clustering of Applications with Noise (SW-DBSCAN).
Introduction of a sliding window to optimize neighborhood searches for core objects.
Design of a weighted similarity distance measurement within the DBSCAN framework.

Main Results:

The proposed SW-DBSCAN method demonstrates feasibility and flexibility in generating forest firefighting tasks.
Numerical simulations confirm the method's effectiveness in improving clustering accuracy for critical fire components.

Conclusions:

The enhanced SW-DBSCAN offers a robust solution for optimizing forest fire response planning.
This method provides a valuable tool for dynamic and accurate forest firefighting task generation.