Flood Decision Support System with Emerged Multiple Data Resources and Technologies
doi: 10.14456/mijet.2018.11
Keywords:
Flood, decision support system, rainfall, water management, flood technologiesAbstract
Flood is one of the worse natural disasters that can cause losses of lives and damages large number of properties and areas worldwide. The crucial factor that leads to serious flood is the lack of data and information of rain in terms of time duration, volume of rainfall, and locations. Therefore, it is reasonable to develop the tools or systems to monitor the situation of rain in order to reduce the losses and severe conditions. This research proposes the flood decision support system using emerged multiple data resources and technologies. The technologies regarding flood management of both structural and non-structural measures were emerged with available technologies and scientific data and information, which would provide a better and faster way for analyzing and evaluating the flood situation. This monitoring information would help for the decision of the further actions for both government and local organizations to effectively reduce the risk of damage that could be caused by the flood.
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