Most fires occur in virgin forests, remote areas or economically underdeveloped regions, where there are basically no public communication resources. Using the self-organizing network communication system for forest fire prevention for data transmission is an economically effective method. The forest fire-specific network communication system has features such as flexibility, simplicity, and ease of use, and is suitable for the rapid deployment of networks in complex terrain conditions, providing communication support for forest fire prevention and extinguishing tasks. This system can meet various communication needs for video, audio, and data in harsh environments.

     The Kilohop MESH base station can be erected on a watchtower to build the wireless backbone network link and transmit the sensor data on the tower to the control center in real time, playing a role in monitoring and prevention. The vehicle-mounted MESH base station can be installed on the on-site command vehicle, and it can arrive at the scene immediately in case of a fire. The handheld MESH radio can be used in areas that vehicles cannot access. Firefighters can go deep into the fire scene for investigation and rescue. The MESH base station, vehicle-mounted MESH radio and handheld MESH radio are mutually compatible. After startup, a dedicated communication network can be quickly and automatically formed.

     The Kilohop wireless broadband ad hoc communication system features security, convenience and mobility. It can also be applied to other scenarios where communication conditions are poor, such as in remote mountains, deserts and border areas.