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Retreat, June 17-18, 2003, Oakland
California.
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+ ABSTRACT: Collecting real time data from wildfires
+ is important for life safety considerations,
+ and allows predictive analysis of evolving
+ fire behavior. One way to collect such data
+ is to deploy sensors in the wild fire
+ environment. FireBugs are small, wireless
+ sensors (motes) based on TinyOS that self-organize into
+ networks for collecting real time data in wild
+ fire environments. The motes package GPS, temperature,
+ pressure and other sensors onto a finger-sized board
+ equipped with a radio, and transmit the data through
+ the network. The FireBug system combines
+ state-of-the-art sensor hardware running
+ TinyOS with standard, off-the-shelf World Wide Web and
+ database technology for allowing users
+ to rapidly deploy FireBugs and monitor
+ network behavior. This poster
+ presents an overview of the FireBug system design,
+ and a snapshot of the current state of development.
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