Satellite Based Automatic Road Accident Detection and Alert System Using GPS and GSM

Our proposal suggests a GPS and GSM-based satellite-based automated system for detecting and warning of traffic accidents. The system uses GPS, GSM, and satellite imaging to identify traffic accidents and notify emergency services and designated contacts in real time. When an accident is detected, the system uses GSM to send the alarm message and GPS to pinpoint the location. This technology seeks to improve road safety, offer precise position information, and shorten emergency response times. The suggested method is a useful instrument for enhancing traffic safety and lessening the socioeconomic effects of traffic accidents since it is dependable, effective, and simple to incorporate into the current transportation infrastructure. An inventive way to identify traffic accidents and notify emergency services in real time is the Satellite-Based Automatic Road Accident and Alert System, which uses GPS and GSM. This system reduces emergency response times and improves road safety by using satellite imaging, GPS, and GSM technologies to deliver precise location information and quick accident detection. This project offers a dependable and effective way to improve road safety by integrating GPS and GSM technology into a satellite- based system for detecting and alerting drivers of traffic accidents. The system uses satellite imaging, GPS, and GSM to quickly detect accidents, pinpoint locations, and alert emergency services, reducing response times, improving safety, and lessening the socioeconomic impact of traffic accidents.

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International Research Journal on Advanced Engineering and Management (IRJAEM)
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2025-02-20
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https://doi.org/10.47392/irjaem.2025.0052
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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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Abstract

Our proposal suggests a GPS and GSM-based satellite-based automated system for detecting and warning of traffic accidents. The system uses GPS, GSM, and satellite imaging to identify traffic accidents and notify emergency services and designated contacts in real time. When an accident is detected, the system uses GSM to send the alarm message and GPS to pinpoint the location. This technology seeks to improve road safety, offer precise position information, and shorten emergency response times. The suggested method is a useful instrument for enhancing traffic safety and lessening the socioeconomic effects of traffic accidents since it is dependable, effective, and simple to incorporate into the current transportation infrastructure. An inventive way to identify traffic accidents and notify emergency services in real time is the Satellite-Based Automatic Road Accident and Alert System, which uses GPS and GSM. This system reduces emergency response times and improves road safety by using satellite imaging, GPS, and GSM technologies to deliver precise location information and quick accident detection. This project offers a dependable and effective way to improve road safety by integrating GPS and GSM technology into a satellite- based system for detecting and alerting drivers of traffic accidents. The system uses satellite imaging, GPS, and GSM to quickly detect accidents, pinpoint locations, and alert emergency services, reducing response times, improving safety, and lessening the socioeconomic impact of traffic accidents.

International Research Journal on Advanced Engineering and Management (IRJAEM)Vol. 3(02)
Department of Biotechnology (IN), Software Training and Development Centre (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 97%
IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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