Apollo: Real-Time Fire Monitoring System

A Capstone Project for IT401/IT402
Real-time fire detection, reporting, and analytics using AI, GIS, and modern web/mobile technologies.

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🚀 Overview

Apollo is an integrated system for real-time fire monitoring, reporting, and response. It leverages AI-powered media analysis, geospatial data, and modern web/mobile interfaces to empower both citizens and first responders. Built for Daang Bakal Fire Station and the surrounding community.

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🗂️ Project Structure

• mobile/ – Expo React Native app for users and responders
• server/ – Python Flask REST API, database, and ML model integration
• server/model/ – TensorFlow-based fire detection model (Hermes)
• web/ – React.js web dashboard for admin and analytics
• sql/ – MySQL schemas and database scripts
• doc/ – Project documentation and research papers

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📱 Mobile App (mobile/)

• Built with Expo SDK 53 (React Native)
• Features:
  • Automated incident reporting (photo/video capture)
  • Real-time location tracking
  • AI-powered fire detection and validation
  • User authentication and privilege management
  • Admin dashboard (in-app)
• Quick start:

  cd mobile
  npm install
  npx expo start

🖥️ Web Dashboard (web/)

• Built with React.js + Vite
• Features:
  • Admin dashboard for database and report analytics
  • Public info and project mission
• Quick start:

  cd web
  npm install
  npm run dev

🧠 Backend & AI Model (server/)

• Python 3.11, Flask, SQLAlchemy, Celery
• RESTful API for all system operations
• Integrates with MySQL and the Hermes ML model
• ML model (server/model/): TensorFlow, Pandas, NumPy
• Quick start:

  cd server
  pip install -r requirements.txt
  python app.py

🗄️ Database (sql/)

• MySQL schema and migration scripts
• To set up: import the latest .sql file into your MySQL server

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📝 Development & Contribution

• MIT License (see LICENSE.txt)
• See each subfolder's README for more details and advanced usage
• For research, see doc/

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📣 Credits

• Developed by @migodbtc, @hushiirei, and Apollo Development Team of DBTC
• Special thanks to Daang Bakal Fire Station