Disaster Management: Mobilizing Safety During Calamity

Natural disasters are a big threat to people's lives, causing a lot of harm. One major problem in dealing with disasters is that there's often a communication issue between people stuck in dangerous situations and the teams trying to rescue them. This lack of communication makes it hard for rescuers to do their job quickly and effectively because they don't know how many people are trapped or where they are. On top of that, many people in disaster-prone areas don't know how to prepare for emergencies, making the impact of disasters even worse. To address these challenges, this paper describes a system, which includes all in one mobile application for diverse civilians which offers user-friendly interface, operability throughout India, anti-disaster literacy with multi-language feature for a broader audience, and track, store & keep appending their live locations in secure database after some interval of time. Additionally, a machine learning based system which will count trapped civilians’ frequency and mark hotspot (disaster prone) regions using civilian's live locations & past stored locations. This project aims to rescue trapped civilians in disaster and also improve how communities get ready for and respond to disasters.

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2024-08-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccubea61740.2024.10774597
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Disaster Response and Management
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Disaster Management: Mobilizing Safety During Calamity

Suhas Sayajirao Jadhav, Reshma Totare, Pratham Pawale, Upendra Taral et al.
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Disaster Management: Mobilizing Safety During Calamity

Suhas Sayajirao Jadhav, Reshma Totare, Pratham Pawale, Upendra Taral, Chinmay Beldar
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Abstract

Natural disasters are a big threat to people's lives, causing a lot of harm. One major problem in dealing with disasters is that there's often a communication issue between people stuck in dangerous situations and the teams trying to rescue them. This lack of communication makes it hard for rescuers to do their job quickly and effectively because they don't know how many people are trapped or where they are. On top of that, many people in disaster-prone areas don't know how to prepare for emergencies, making the impact of disasters even worse. To address these challenges, this paper describes a system, which includes all in one mobile application for diverse civilians which offers user-friendly interface, operability throughout India, anti-disaster literacy with multi-language feature for a broader audience, and track, store & keep appending their live locations in secure database after some interval of time. Additionally, a machine learning based system which will count trapped civilians’ frequency and mark hotspot (disaster prone) regions using civilian's live locations & past stored locations. This project aims to rescue trapped civilians in disaster and also improve how communities get ready for and respond to disasters.

International Institute of Information Technology (IN), AISSMS Institute of Information Technology
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