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WFDroneBench: A Benchmark for Sensor Placement and Drone Routing for Wildfire Detection
Increasingly frequent and severe wildfires threaten ecosystems, public health, and infrastructure. Early detection is vital but limited by existing monitoring systems. Drones offer mobile, real-time coverage, but optimizing sensor placement and drone routing in dynamic fire zones remains challenging
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