MOBILE NETWORK SYSTEM FOR
DISASTER MANAGEMENT
OLATUNDE AYANLEYE
Abstract
One common problem associated with
catastrophes as pointed out in this document research, is the issue of lack of
communication and information. Over recent years, there have been deliberations
about how disasters could have been managed better with the presence of good
communication medium and means to vital information prior and during the course
of the rescue process. This document sheds more light on this problem with
analysis of real case studies and a proposed solution to tackle it. It
describes the development of part of an ongoing project designed to handle real
time access to information and a fast deployable means of communication. The
project involves the use of wireless mesh network and mobile devices to
establish a setup for the exchange of information to manage disasters.
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