Due to the suddenness and randomness of fire incidents, as well as the ability to cause huge losses in a short period of time, it is necessary to take firefighting measures at an extremely fast pace to determine whether the firefighting is timely and whether the decision-making is appropriate. In order to implement the policy of "prevention first, active firefighting" and truly achieve early detection and resolution.

At present, China Tower Corporation Qingdao Branch (referred to as Qingdao Tower) has resource advantages such as towers, base stations, and transmission lines. In order to optimize resource allocation, reduce project investment, and improve project cost-effectiveness. The construction of the forest fire monitoring and early warning system integrating air, space, and earth can leverage the basic resources of Qingdao Tower, such as high-altitude observation, line transmission, and power supply, to achieve optimal project construction.

The integrated forest fire monitoring and early warning system of "air space integration" mainly utilizes various technical means such as smart satellite fire point monitoring, unmanned aerial vehicle patrol, intelligent detection integrated machine on iron towers, ground checkpoints, and personnel patrol to form a "three-dimensional" and "integrated" fire monitoring and early warning system.

The construction of this system will achieve seamless coverage of the entire city through the Huiyan satellite, and the tower intelligent detection integrated machine will achieve video surveillance and warning coverage of 90% of the key forest areas in the city, as well as video surveillance coverage of over 95% of nature reserves and wetlands; Ground checkpoint realizes key forest areas, green parks, and scenic protection area entrance education, monitoring and capturing; The unmanned aerial vehicle system realizes functions such as daily patrols and fire confirmation in forest areas; Personnel patrols utilize the forest ranger system and patrol system to provide timely information feedback on fire hazards, pest control, wildlife and plant protection, soil erosion, poaching and illegal logging, as well as incidents of encroachment and destruction in forest areas.