Environmental monitoring and forecasting for forest fire in Southeast Asia

Abstract Forest fires in Southeast Asia, pose persistent environmental challenges with far-reaching consequences. This research investigates the use of advanced environmental monitoring techniques to detect and forecast regional forest fires. Aims to contribute the development of effective, technology-driven for environmental monitoring, fostering a proactive approach to mitigate the impact of fire incidents. These indicators enable real-time monitoring systems, allowing for timely intervention to prevent the escalation of potential fire incidents. The environmental monitoring not only addresses the immediate challenges of forest fires but also aims to forecast potential future fire incidents. The results of research include mapping and plotting fire data from Indonesia and Malaysia.