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WILDFIRE CLASSIFICATION WITH DEEP LEARNING MODEL

Author(s)
Tankue, Puwanai
Kruekaew, Boonhatai
Kimpan, Warangkhana
Date Issued
July 1, 2026
Type
Article
DOI
10.24507/icicelb.17.07.669
Abstract
This research aims to develop models for wildfire classification from images. The objective is to provide decision-making support for wildfire control planning, prevention and management. Convolutional Neural Networks techniques are used to analyze a dataset consisting of three image groups: no fire images, fire images that are not wildfires, and wildfire images. The experimental results compared ResNet group, DenseNet group, MobileNet group, and EfficientNet group. The research findings indicate the best-performing model in this study is ResNet152V2, which achieved an accuracy of 92.75%. Furthermore, Precision, Recall, and F1-Score are within a satisfactory range. A web application has also been developed to facilitate users to detect and classify wildfire more conveniently.
Citation
Icic Express Letters Part B Applications, 17(7), 669-677, 2026
Subjects

Convolutional Neural ...

Deep learning model

Natural disasters

Wildfire images class...

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