This project implements an IoT-based system designed to monitor and manage natural disasters, including floods, landslides, and droughts. The system collects real-time environmental data using sensors and provides local alerts through LEDs and a buzzer while integrating with the V-One IoT cloud platform for data visualization and monitoring.
- Monitors three types of natural disasters: Floods, Landslides, and Droughts.
- Provides real-time alerts with visual (LED), audible (buzzer) indicators and email notifications.
- Integrates with the V-One IoT platform for cloud-based data processing, storage, and visualization.
- Ensures proactive disaster management aligned with SDG 13: Climate Action.
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Maker Feather MCU
- Serves as the central controller for data collection, processing, and communication with the cloud platform.
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Sensors
- Ultrasonic Sensor: Monitors water levels for flood detection.
- Soil Moisture Sensor: Detects soil moisture levels to monitor landslide and drought risks.
- DHT11 Sensor: Measures temperature and humidity to provide additional data for drought monitoring.
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Actuators
- LEDs: Visual indicators for risk levels:
- Green: Normal.
- Yellow: Moderate risk.
- Red: Critical condition.
- Buzzer: Provides an audible warning in critical situations.
- LEDs: Visual indicators for risk levels:
- V-One IoT Platform
- Facilitates real-time data visualization through dashboards.
- Analyze the data like calculating average, maximum and minimum value.
- Stores and processes data received from the Maker Feather MCU.
- Do predictions by implementing machine learning.
- Enables remote monitoring and notifications.
- Sensors collect real-time environmental data.
- The Maker Feather MCU processes the data and determines risk levels based on predefined thresholds.
- LEDs and the buzzer provide local alerts.
- Processed data is sent to the V-One IoT platform for cloud-based visualization and monitoring.