Abstract
Presented case study is based on application of the previously designed volunteer peer-to-peer MapReduce computing platform to assist evacuation of people who are disoriented in a forest that is aected by wildre. Problem solution requires extensive use of features which are built into mobile devices in such a way, that computing not only become execution device, but also interface and data collector sensors. Nonetheless, despite being advanced to such a level every device in the infrastructure resumes its voluntarily mapper or reducer node features.