Disaster Response Using Drones

Background: This project aims to revolutionize disaster response by deploying drones equipped with high-resolution cameras and real-time image recognition technology to quickly identify and locate individuals in disaster areas. By integrating custom drones, advanced software, and reliable communication systems, the project seeks to enhance rescue speed and accuracy. Methods: Drone Technology Integration: Custom-designed drones with high-resolution cameras capture detailed images in varied and challenging conditions, enabling thorough aerial surveillance. Human Recognition and Location Identification: Machine learning and deep learning algorithms allow the system to identify human figures, distinguishing them from debris or environmental elements. Communication and Coordination: Identified humans are immediately relayed to rescue teams through integrated communication systems, allowing for coordinated and rapid deployment. Custom Infrastructure for Resilience: The drones and software are built for robustness, with specialized hardware and secure protocols to ensure functionality in adverse weather or limited visibility conditions. Findings: Initial testing indicates that the drones can accurately detect individuals and relay their locations quickly to ground teams. The system performs reliably across varied conditions, enhancing communication between aerial and ground units for effective rescue coordination. Novelty: This approach introduces significant improvements in disaster response by automating search and rescue tasks, increasing accuracy with advanced algorithms, and providing adaptable, scalable infrastructure. It ultimately optimizes response time, making a critical difference in life-saving efforts and reducing disaster impacts on affected communities.

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Journal
Nanotechnology Perceptions
Published
2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.62441/nano-ntp.v20i7.4275
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UAV Applications and Optimization
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Disaster Response Using Drones

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UAV Applications and Optimization
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Disaster Response Using Drones

Neha Tyagi, Kavya Panchati, Vaishnavi Mallichetty, Sarika Boyapaty, Munazza Kausar
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Abstract

Background: This project aims to revolutionize disaster response by deploying drones equipped with high-resolution cameras and real-time image recognition technology to quickly identify and locate individuals in disaster areas. By integrating custom drones, advanced software, and reliable communication systems, the project seeks to enhance rescue speed and accuracy. Methods: Drone Technology Integration: Custom-designed drones with high-resolution cameras capture detailed images in varied and challenging conditions, enabling thorough aerial surveillance. Human Recognition and Location Identification: Machine learning and deep learning algorithms allow the system to identify human figures, distinguishing them from debris or environmental elements. Communication and Coordination: Identified humans are immediately relayed to rescue teams through integrated communication systems, allowing for coordinated and rapid deployment. Custom Infrastructure for Resilience: The drones and software are built for robustness, with specialized hardware and secure protocols to ensure functionality in adverse weather or limited visibility conditions. Findings: Initial testing indicates that the drones can accurately detect individuals and relay their locations quickly to ground teams. The system performs reliably across varied conditions, enhancing communication between aerial and ground units for effective rescue coordination. Novelty: This approach introduces significant improvements in disaster response by automating search and rescue tasks, increasing accuracy with advanced algorithms, and providing adaptable, scalable infrastructure. It ultimately optimizes response time, making a critical difference in life-saving efforts and reducing disaster impacts on affected communities.

Nanotechnology PerceptionsVol. 20(7)
Openalex Percentile: Top 55%
UAV Applications and Optimization
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