Early Fire Detection is a systematic method designed to identify the initial signs of fire activity through sensitive monitoring and rapid response mechanisms, distinguished from general fire detection by its focus on minimizing delay between ignition and detection to prevent escalation.
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An early fire-detection method based on image processing
Thou-Ho Chen, Ping-Hsueh Wu, Yung-Chuen Chiou · 2005 · 642 citations
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