Integrated Approach for Before Landslide Monitoring and Prevention Using Sensor Technology and Drone Mapping
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https://doi.org/10.70454/JRIST.020302Keywords:
Sensor and drone technology, Landslide tracking and prevention, Drone mapping, Real time monitoring, Hazard assessment, post-disaster management, Prevention measures, Soil moisture, SurveillanceAbstract
The usage of drone mapping and sensor era, together with an included technique for tracking and stopping landslides, gives a complete way to lower the risks related to landslides. This technique allows determine affected regions effectively, hit upon possible dangers early and maintain music of landslide-prone areas in real time via combining advanced sensors with drone-based mapping. This revolutionary approach helps hold groups secure and supports healing efforts after disasters, as well as allows brief preventive moves. By using drone mapping and sensor technology, officials can minimize the effects of landslides in mountainous areas by acting based on real-time data.
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