Development of mobile based flood disaster management system

Mohd Rofi, Mohd Arifuddin (2021) Development of mobile based flood disaster management system. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Flooding has become one of the world's most growing natural catastrophes. It is one of the worst natural catastrophes in many nations and affects low-lying or flood-prone regions. For both flood management and emergency response activities, a complete and thorough decision-making tool is needed to reduce loss of life and economic damages. In this project, we propose our research design to create a mobile disaster management system for floods. We have identified three research objectives. The initial stage will be to define key flood risk assessment criteria, followed by the creation using Geographic Information System (GIS) and Multi-Attribute Decision Making (MADM) and data mining methods of a relative flood risk measuring model. In the third goal, the integrity of communication technology and other ICT-related needs is a holistic architectural design for mobile decision assistance. The third objective is to verify the efficiency of mobile based flood disaster management system by getting survey form from 50 respondents. The case study approach is used to understand the flood event and to verify the model of support for the decision. Flood maps based on data gathered through questionnaire answers by experts, a field survey, the satellite pictures and papers from flood control organizations have been produced using well-defined methods. They aimto offer important comprehensive information for flood risk management, evacuation and communication by combining a mathematical model, GIS and a mobile application in the flute risk assessment. The decision-making support design for this project may enhance the warning systemand help to reduce casualties

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