Wireless Sensor Network is a self-organization network that consists of a distributed number of minor devices for performing the monitoring activities within the deployed environment. Many wildfires cause forest damages affecting a large number of living organisms. This research study discusses a system design approach to wireless sensor network (WSN) based on the monitoring of wildfire. The main goal of the proposed solution is to intelligently estimate the scale and intensity of the wildfire which is ignited in the forest. The energy efficient and priority based techniques have been implemented for the data communication between the wireless sensor networks. The dynamic routing paths can be created with the help of the proposed data communication solution. These dynamic paths are developed depending upon a number of parameters such as weight, energy, fire, weather index and security. For the sake of validation, the proposed solution designs and implements a prototype by using Microsoft Framework (tools and technologies) to accomplish an extensive number of simulation experiments. The results and evaluations clearly show the efficiency and dependability of our proposed approach based on the wireless sensor network.
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