GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Vol. 11
(2025), Issue 2
Disaster Response and Relief Management
Authors
Yepuri Harsha Vardhan, Eswaraiah Rayachoti, Vempada Sagar Reddy, Vaishnavi T Sundari Dhulipala
Abstract
Disasters, whether natural or man-made, pose substantial risks to human life, infrastructure, and economies. The increasing frequency and severity of these events necessitate advanced solutions for efficient and effective disaster response and relief. This paper presents a Real-time Disaster Response and Relief Management system, an AI-driven framework leveraging cutting-edge technologies like natural language processing (NLP), computer vision, generative AI, and genetic algorithms to address key challenges in disaster management. The system incorporates five interconnected modules: a real-time disaster analysis dashboard, severity prediction from textual descriptions, disaster classification from images, optimized resource allocation, and intelligent volunteer coordination. These modules work in unison to streamline data processing, enhance situational awareness, and enable rapid decision-making. The system's architecture ensures scalability and adaptability across various disaster scenarios. Preliminary results demonstrate significant improvements in disaster management, including accurate severity and type prediction, efficient resource allocation, and effective volunteer deployment. By integrating predictive analytics and optimization techniques, this solution minimizes response times, enhances resource utilization, and fosters collaboration among stakeholders. The Real-time Disaster Response and Relief Management system represents a scalable, data-driven approach that aims to mitigate disaster impacts and strengthen community resilience.
Pages:
420 - 426