Wildfire Report vs fireDNPX

Global warming has increased the risks related to nature fires significantly. With this app, you can warn other people by reporting fires via the interface. When you see a fire and you report it, your location will be sent to our backend servers and in real-time visualized for all other users on the map. You can report fires in the app directly, report them on Twitter -- the twitter sheet will be pre-filled with a screenshot of your location and the twitter handle of the fire brigade. The same is true for Facebook users. The reported fires to social media are also indicated with Pins on the map. Furthermore, you can also check where fires are detected by satellites. When you are a tourist in this country don't underestimate the danger of wildfires during the summer period, please check this app before you go on the road. If there are no fires reported or detected, the app will indicate this as well. Note that they can have a delay of 3 hours, depending on the orbit. Please share the app, the more people use it the better it works. Please consider supporting the app by buying an In-App-Purchase, if you find it useful.

The application displays hotspots and related data layers, helping agencies plan and manage forest fires at both policy and operational levels. This development builds on a research project the Developing Geospatial Innovation for Thailand Forest Fire Clustering and Spread Prediction from Hotspot Analysis. By the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, in collaboration with the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (Public Organization) (GISTDA). Developed by Natthanon CHAIYASAK, Chief of Kanchanaburi Forest Fire Operation Center Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation.