An Internet of Things System Architecture for Aiding Firefighters in the Scene of Disaster
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To support and protect firefighters in the scene of disaster, this research suggests an Internet of Things (IoT)system architecture that can be configurable and applicable to firefighting and rescue in various disastersituations. The proposed approach provides increased adaptability and reusability of systems compared toexisting approaches. To validate the feasibility of the approach, a system of systems based on the architecturewas developed and successfully tested for a specific firefighting and rescue scenario in a given testenvironment.
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To support and protect firefighters in the scene of disaster, this research suggests an Internet of Things (IoT)system architecture that can be configurable and applicable to firefighting and rescue in various disastersituations. The proposed approach provides increased adaptability and reusability of systems compared toexisting approaches. To validate the feasibility of the approach, a system of systems based on the architecturewas developed and successfully tested for a specific firefighting and rescue scenario in a given testenvironment.
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