Advances in AI and Drone-based Natural Disaster Management: A Survey

Moez Krichen · Mohamed S. Abdalzaher

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This article delves at the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and drone-based technologies for disaster relief. Potential applications of these technologies in disaster response are discussed; they include the use of drones to survey the scene and look for survivors, and the use of AI-based systems to offer real-time data to rescue workers. We discuss the future directions and research directions for AI and drone-based disaster management, including the integration of AI and drone-based technologies, the development of multi-agent systems, and the importance of explainable AI and ethical considerations. Finally, we end by stressing the need to advance AI and drone-based technologies for use in disaster management and their potential to lessen the global effect of natural disasters.

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