Kokan Gyanpeeth College of Engineering ,Karjat

Department of Computer Engineering

University of Mumbai Academic Session : 2024-25

A Presentation on
Desaster Management System

Presented By
Shreya Ramesh Bhuvad(12)
Sairaj Mohan Gawade (21)
Tanisha Prashant Goud (24)
Priyanka Manjrekar (35)

Under the Guidance of : Prof. [Link] Sir

OUTLINE
• PROBLEM STATEMENT
• INTRODUCTION
• LITERATURE SURVEY
• ANALYSIS
• HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
• SYSTEM DESIGN
• GANTT CHART
• APPLICATIONS
• FUTURE SCOPE
• REFERENCES
Problem Statement

Natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, wildfires, have devastating impacts
on human life, property, and infrastructure. Despite advances in technology, the ability to
predict, prepare for, and respond to such disasters remains a significant challenge. In many
cases, inadequate early warning systems, poor communication during crises, and inefficient
resource allocation lead to preventable loss of life and prolonged recovery periods.
There is a critical need for a comprehensive Natural Disaster Management System that can
effectively monitor, predict, and manage natural disasters, while improving coordination
between various stakeholders, including government agencies, emergency responders, and
affected populations.
Introduction
Objective
Develop a mobile app for community engagement in water issue identification and resolution.
Utilize smartphones for easy reporting of problems like pollution, leaks, scarcity, and
infrastructure issues.

Open Data Principles

Emphasize open data, ensuring transparency and collaboration.
Shared information fosters accountability among stakeholders.

Core Functionality - Map Interface

Dynamic visualization tool displaying water problems spatially.
Users can see reported issues directly on the map, enhancing understanding.
Potential features: color-coded markers for severity, customizable filters for specific criteria.
Literature Survey
Title Author(s) Publication Year

[1]. Development Hyoungseong, 2015 The study highlights the

importance of effective
of a smartphone Park/ Si-bum, Cho/ disaster response to
application for Dongseag, Kim/ tsunami, emphasizing the
disaster response Sungjin-hong role of smartphone
applications

[2]. Early warning Z.N. Khalil Wafi / 2015 The paper discusses the
challenges of rural
system for Mohd Fareq disaster communication
Disasters. [Link]/ Sateaa and proposes the use of
management in Hikmat alnajjar/ R. Smart Communication
rural area Badlishah Platform System (SCPS)

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Title Author(s) Publication Year Key Findings

[3]. A Disaster Risk Jessie Richie N. de los 2020 The App, a Disaster Risk
Reduction Monitoring Santos Michelle G. de los Reduction and Incident
and Incident Reporting Santos Rochel C. Copino Reporting System, is a
System Geolocation and robust solution in
SMS Technology Tanauan, Leyte,
Philippines, using ICTs
for coordination,
planning, and
humanitarian activities

[4]. 2022
IMPLEMENTATION OF Shivansh Srivastava/ The paper introduces an
DISASTER Rohan Kumar app for disaster
MANAGEMENT management, utilizing
APPLICATION USING technologies like React
REACT-NATIVE Native, [Link],
Firebase, and TensorFlow
ANALYSIS

•Evaluates effectiveness of current disaster management systems.

•Focuses on disaster prediction, real-time data usage, communication, and resource management.
•Identifies gaps and weaknesses in existing systems.
•Suggests improvements to enhance disaster preparedness, response, and recovery.
•Aims for better coordination between agencies and quicker, more effective actions during emergencies.
 Hardware and Software Requirements
 Hardware Specification(optional) :
Sr.
Hardware name Version/Specification
No.

1 Processor 2.10 GHz or faster

2 RAM Minimum 4GB

3 Memory Minimum 400 MB

 Software Specification :

Sr.
Software name Version/Specification
No.

1 Android Studio Android 14.0

2 Firebase Firebase v9

3 Operating System Windows 10(64-bit)

System Diagram

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DFD DIAGRAM

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SEQUENCE DIAGRAM

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DATA MODEL (ER- DIGRAM)

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Gant Chatt
Future Scope
Automation: Autonomous vehicles, drones, and robots
will assist in rescue and add efforts.
Real-Time Monitoring: IoT devices, 5G, and drones will
enable faster data collection and response.
Global Collaboration: Cross-border coordination and
blockchain for transparent resource distribution.

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Reference
[1] Neeraj Kumar, Alka Agrawal, Raees Ahmad Khan "Emergency
Alert Networks for Disaster Management: Applications Perspective " 2018
IEEE Conference.

[2] Jessie Richie N. de los Santos, Rochel C. Copino, Michelle G. de

los Santos, Lourdes Loyaga "Bandilyo App: A Disaster Risk Reduction
Monitoring and Incident Reporting System with Geolocation and SMS
Technology" 2020 IEEE Conference.

[3] Shivansh Srivastava, Rohan Kumar "DESIGN AND

IMPLEMENTATION OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT APPLICATION
USING REACT-NATIVE" 2022 International Research Journal of
Modernization in Engineering, Technology and science.

[4] Poornima Unnikrishnan, Kumaraswamy Ponnambalam ,

Nirupama Agrawal , and Fakhri Karray “Joint Flood Risks in the Grand
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[6] Moliehi motseki-mokhothu”Risks, Crises and Disaster Management” June 2018

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[7] Ibrahim Opeyemi Isiaka, Akure Ajadi Sodiq Abayomi, Akure Arowolo Sodiq
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floods on livelihoods and health vulnerability of rural communities in select Southern
states in Nigeria” November 2023 DOI:10.21203/[Link]-3659268/v1

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THANK YOU

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