Artificial Intelligence and IoT-Based Disaster Management System

Abstract

Among the numerous terrible natural and artificial disasters that afflict the planet are enormous earthquakes, floods, aircraft accidents, tsunamis, and building collapses. In order to lessen and prevent the losses that these disasters entail, disaster management is crucial. Only the first 48 hours have a high chance of rescuing a victim; after that, it tends to drop to nothing. The victim can be sent to medical attention more quickly for prompt reaction and identification. This issue can be significantly lessened by combining mobile robots with effective human victim detection (HVD) systems powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and overseen by expert teams. The cutting-edge internet of things (IoT) technology envisions an internal network of intelligent physical objects that is global in scope. IoT is a promising technology with a variety of uses, including disaster relief. The role that IoT plays in disaster management is significant, pervasive, and potentially lifesaving.

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