Internet of Things in Disaster Management

In recent years, natural failures including floods, landslides, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and wildfires have come to be increasingly Ubiquitous, These events, frequently worsened with of human activities like deforestation, immoderate chemical use, heavy use of gasoline production, and international warming, those problems result in sizable loss of existence and belongings damage global, fortunately, technological improvements have furnished valuable tools for know-how and mitigating the risks associated with these screws-ups. The Internet of Things (IoT), with its various competencies, has appeared as a promising solution for catastrophe management. Wi-fi sensor networks (WSNs) and IoT platforms can establish centralized facts systems to reveal environmental situations. Through sensor information evaluation, we will discover capability risks in real time. When unusual readings are detected, the device can cause signals, ship SMS messages, and make calls to exact contacts. These signals offer statistics about the threat factor, its location, and suggested movements. Using uploading actual-time statistics to cloud servers and issuing alerts through various communication channels, this machine ambitions to reinforce communities with critical data, thereby enhancing their disaster response and preparedness

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Published
2024-10-19
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2024.64640
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3
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Smart Systems and Machine Learning
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Internet of Things in Disaster Management

Vaibhavi Mahesh Badade
3 citations
International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Smart Systems and Machine Learning
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Internet of Things in Disaster Management

Vaibhavi Mahesh Badade
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Abstract

In recent years, natural failures including floods, landslides, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and wildfires have come to be increasingly Ubiquitous, These events, frequently worsened with of human activities like deforestation, immoderate chemical use, heavy use of gasoline production, and international warming, those problems result in sizable loss of existence and belongings damage global, fortunately, technological improvements have furnished valuable tools for know-how and mitigating the risks associated with these screws-ups. The Internet of Things (IoT), with its various competencies, has appeared as a promising solution for catastrophe management. Wi-fi sensor networks (WSNs) and IoT platforms can establish centralized facts systems to reveal environmental situations. Through sensor information evaluation, we will discover capability risks in real time. When unusual readings are detected, the device can cause signals, ship SMS messages, and make calls to exact contacts. These signals offer statistics about the threat factor, its location, and suggested movements. Using uploading actual-time statistics to cloud servers and issuing alerts through various communication channels, this machine ambitions to reinforce communities with critical data, thereby enhancing their disaster response and preparedness

International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyVol. 12(10)
Keystone College (US)
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Smart Systems and Machine Learning
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