Inspiration
During the few years, terrible wildfires have spread all over California, Australia, and all over the world. The images and videos are heartbreaking. When the summer season starts, these events tend to appear more often, and the final results are catastrophic. This is why I decided to use AI to solve this real world problem and be able to help those people who are affected by these fires In this article, I will guide you to a step-by-step tutorial about predicting the spread of wildfires, using AI.
What it does
Given that a wildfire is raging nearby, this model tries to predict whether there will be a wildfire in the user's city in the upcoming days and whether or not he should evacuate
How I built it
First, the wildfires dataset was taken from Kaggle. Then the model was built by passing the data through a ridge classifier. Finally the ml app was hosted on Streamlit and then integrated with HTML/CSS
Challenges I ran into
Finding the most accurate ML model for prediction and then deploying ml app on streamlit
Accomplishments that we're proud of
The ML model predicts whether or not the user is in danger of wildfire with 75% accuracy and gives him the expected duration of the wildfire reaching his city. This seems to be a promising path in the wildfire prediction challenge the world faces
What we learned
I learned new technologies like Streamlit and how to host an app
What's next for WYLDFIRE
The next step would be to turn it into a fully functioning app and deploy it to the general public so more and more people could benefit from it

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