Respon Karhutla

RESPON KARHUTLA – Hotspot Monitoring & Land Fire Reporting

RESPON KARHUTLA is a forest and land fire monitoring application developed to help communities and volunteers in Sintang Regency, West Kalimantan, obtain information on forest and land fire conditions more quickly, easily, and in a coordinated manner.

Through one application, users can monitor the distribution of hotspots, view their locations on an interactive map, check air quality, obtain device location information, and submit hotspot indication reports directly from the field.

RESPON KARHUTLA is designed with a simple and easy-to-use interface so that important information can be quickly accessed, especially when forest and land fires require an immediate response.

Key Features
Hotspot Monitoring
Monitor hotspot information in the Sintang Regency area using hotspot data available from the BMKG (Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency) and related satellite monitoring sources.

Interactive Hotspot Map
Hotspots are displayed directly on the map, allowing users to easily see the distribution and location of hotspots.

Hotspot Location Details
Tap the hotspot marker to view information such as detection time, sub-district, coordinates, and data source.

Navigation to Hotspot
Hotspot coordinate information can be used to assist in checking and navigating to the detected location.

Air Quality Monitoring
Monitor air quality parameters such as PM2.5 based on available monitoring data for the Sintang region.

Air Condition Status
Air quality information is presented in a simple manner to make it easier for users to understand the air conditions around the monitoring area.

Fire Spot Reporting
The public can report indications of hotspots or fires they find directly from the app.

Photo Evidence from Camera or Gallery
Reporters can take photos directly using the camera or select photos already saved on their device.

Automatic Location Reporting
The app can retrieve device coordinates to help determine the location of the report more accurately.

Reporting Without Logging In
Fire spot reports can be submitted without creating an account, making the reporting process faster and more convenient.

Volunteer System
Registered volunteers can log in to the system to support coordination and incident management in the field.

Location-Based Information
The application utilizes device location to help users pinpoint their position relative to monitoring areas and detected hotspots.

Together, Prevent Forest and Land Fires Early
Speed ​​of information is crucial in managing forest and land fires. RESPONSE FOREST AND LAND FIRE helps shorten the process from identifying conditions, finding locations, to submitting reports.

With the participation of the community, volunteers, and relevant parties, fire indications can be identified more quickly, allowing for inspections and action in the field as early as possible.

Monitor hotspots. Check air quality. Report hotspots.
Against. Fast. Coordinated.

RESPONSE FOREST AND LAND FIRE
Sintang – West Kalimantan

Important Note
Hotspot and air quality information in the application comes from available monitoring data sources and may experience delays in updating. Hotspots are an indication of hot spots and do not necessarily indicate a fire has occurred, so verification of conditions in the field is still required.
RESPONSE FOREST AND LAND FIRE is a supporting information and reporting tool and is not a substitute for emergency services or official government agency channels. In emergency situations, users are still advised to contact the local authorities or authorities.