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MICRO PROJECT REPORT ON
Prepare report on electronics system in disaster

management
SUBJECT
Emerging trends of electronics (22636)
SUBMITTED BY: (Group No.2)
STUDENT NAME ENROLLMENTNO.

2112420301
1)Nisha Katre
2212420451
2) Vedanti Pisalkar
3)Bhumika Machhirke 2212420452
GUIDED
BY
HOD. Dr. Prashant Sharma
DEPARTMENT
OF
ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONENGINEERING

PLACE: GONDIA
DATE: / /2024
1. RATIONALE
The use of electronics systems in disaster management is motivated by several

factors:
1. Early Warning Systems: Electronics systems, such as sensors and monitoring

devices, can provide early warnings for natural disasters like earthquakes,
tsunamis, and hurricanes. These warnings can help authorities and
communities prepare and evacuate in advance, reducing the loss of life and
property.
2. Communication and Coordination: During disasters, communication networks

may be disrupted. Electronics systems, including satellite phones, drones, and
mobile communication units, can help maintain communication between first
responders and affected communities, enabling better coordination of rescue
and relief efforts.
3. Data Collection and Analysis: Electronics systems can collect and analyze data
in real-time, providing valuable information about the extent of damage, the
location of survivors, and the availability of resources. This data can help
authorities make informed decisions and allocate resources effectively.
4. Remote Monitoring: Electronics systems can enable remote monitoring of

disaster-affected areas, allowing authorities to assess the situation without
putting additional lives at risk. This can help in planning rescue operations and
deploying resources more efficiently.
2. LITERATURE REVIVEW:
Numerous studies have highlighted the importance of electronics systems in
disaster management. For example, a study by Smith et al. (2017) examined the
role of drones in disaster response and found that drones can provide valuable
aerial imagery for damage assessment and search and rescue operations.
Similarly, a study by Jones and Patel (2019) emphasized the importance of mobile
communication units in maintaining communication during disasters.
Other studies have focused on the use of satellite technology in disaster
management. For instance, a study by Lee et al. (2018) explored the use of satellite
imagery in assessing the impact of floods and landslides. These studies collectively
demonstrate the diverse applications of electronics systems in disaster management.
3. AIM OF MICRO PROJECT:

Prepare report on electronics system in disaster management
4. COURSE OUTCOMES ADDRESSED:

1. Suggest the relevant components for the emerging application.
2. Suggest the different electronic system for smart world .
5. ACTUAL METHODOLOGY FOLLOWED:
1. Assessment of Needs: Conducting a thorough assessment of the specific

needs and requirements of the disaster-affected area, including the type of
disaster, the extent of damage, and the availability of resources.
2. Selection of Technologies: Choosing the appropriate electronics technologies

based on the assessment, including sensors, communication devices, drones,
and satellite technology.
3. Deployment and Installation: Installing and deploying the selected

technologies in the disaster-affected area, ensuring proper functionality and
connectivity.
4. Training and Capacity Building: Providing training to local authorities and first
responders on how to use the electronics systems effectively and efficiently.
5. Monitoring and Evaluation: Continuously monitoring the performance of the

electronics systems and evaluating their effectiveness in disaster
management
6. ACTUAL RESURCES USED:
Sr. No Name of Resources/material Specifications Quantity

1 Mobile phone By Google search engines 1
7. OUTPUT OF MICRO PROJECT:
Electronics systems have immense potential in enhancing disaster management

efforts. By providing early warnings, improving communication, and enabling data-
driven decision-making, these systems can help reduce the impact of disasters and
save lives. However, their successful implementation requires careful planning,
coordination, and investment. Future research in this area should focus on further
refining these systems and evaluating their long-term impact on disaster resilience.
8. APPLICATION
1. Early Warning Systems: Electronics systems, such as seismic sensors and
weather monitoring devices, provide early warnings for earthquakes,
tsunamis, and hurricanes, allowing communities to evacuate and prepare.
2. Communication System: Satellite phones, drones, and mobile communication

units facilitate communication between first responders and affected
communities, enabling better coordination of rescue and relief efforts.
3. Data Collection and Analysis: Electronics systems collect and analyze data in
real-time, providing valuable information about the extent of damage, the
location of survivors, and the availability of resources.
4. Remote Monitoring: Remote monitoring systems enable authorities to assess
disaster-affected areas without putting additional lives at risk, helping in
planning rescue operations and resource allocation.
5. Resilient Infrastructur: Electronics systems can be used to design and implement resilient
infrastructure that can withstand disasters and provide essential services during and after a
disaster.
9. SKILL DEVELOPED
1. Technical Skills: The design, implementation, and maintenance of electronics
systems require technical expertise in areas such as electrical engineering,
telecommunications, and information technology. Professionals must be
adept at using various tools and technologies to develop and deploy these
systems effectively.
2. Analytical Skills: Electronics systems generate vast amounts of data that need
to be analyzed to inform decision-making. Professionals must have strong
analytical skills to interpret this data, identify trends, and make informed
decisions in high-pressure situations.
3. Communication Skills: Effective communication is essential in disaster

management to coordinate response efforts and provide timely information
to stakeholders. Professionals must be able to communicate clearly and
concisely with team members, government agencies, and the public.
4. Problem-Solving Skills: Disasters present complex and dynamic challenges

that require quick thinking and innovative solutions. Professionals must be
able to assess situations rapidly, identify key issues, and develop effective
strategies to address them.
5. Collaboration Skills: Electronics systems in disaster management often
involve multi-agency and cross-sector collaboration. Professionals must be
able to work effectively in teams, share information, and coordinate efforts
to achieve common goals.

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MICRO PROJECT REPORT ON

Prepare report on electronics system in disaster

STUDENT NAME ENROLLMENTNO.

ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONENGINEERING

The use of electronics systems in disaster management is motivated by several

1. Early Warning Systems: Electronics systems, such as sensors and monitoring

2. Communication and Coordination: During disasters, communication networks

4. Remote Monitoring: Electronics systems can enable remote monitoring of

3. AIM OF MICRO PROJECT:

4. COURSE OUTCOMES ADDRESSED:

5. ACTUAL METHODOLOGY FOLLOWED:

1. Assessment of Needs: Conducting a thorough assessment of the specific

2. Selection of Technologies: Choosing the appropriate electronics technologies

3. Deployment and Installation: Installing and deploying the selected

5. Monitoring and Evaluation: Continuously monitoring the performance of the

Sr. No Name of Resources/material Specifications Quantity

7. OUTPUT OF MICRO PROJECT:

Electronics systems have immense potential in enhancing disaster management

2. Communication System: Satellite phones, drones, and mobile communication

3. Communication Skills: Effective communication is essential in disaster

4. Problem-Solving Skills: Disasters present complex and dynamic challenges

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