Abstract

Abstract: With rising Urbanisation the frequency of fires has increased. A rapid need exists for quick and effective fire detection. Traditional fire detection systems are utilizing physical sensors to detect fire. Sensors gather information about the chemical characteristics of airborne particles, which traditional fire detection systems then use to generate an alarm. However, it can also result in false alerts; for instance, an ordinary fire alarm system might be triggered by smoking inside a space. Using a computer system based on vision for detecting fire would facilitate rapid and precise detection of fire with the ongoing developments in image processing. A lot of observable improvements have been developed to help a successful fire detection algorithm or model. This paper compiles research on methods that, when used, can effectively detect fire. In addition, a system architecture for fire detection is developed in this study. It suggests many fire detection methods, including Celik, SDD, F-RCNN, R-FCN and YOLOv3. This paper offers a thorough comparison of the same.

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