Landslide Monitoring and Triage

Tilt sensors are deployed along unstable slopes to monitor ground movements. These sensors detect subtle shifts in terrain, providing early warnings for potential landslides. When thresholds are exceeded, the system automatically triggers alerts, allowing authorities to take preventive measures.

Tilt Sensors for Shift Detection

Vibration sensors measure minute tremors and shifts in the earth that may precede landslides. The data collected is transmitted in real time, offering detailed insight into terrain stability.

Vibration Monitoring for Ground Movement

Advanced AI analytics are applied to sensor data, enabling predictive modelling of future landslide threats. By continuously assessing terrain conditions, the system can forecast when and where landslides are likely to occur.

Predictive Analytics for Risk Forecasting

When IoT sensors detect significant movement or vibrations, real-time alerts are sent to emergency response teams. This allows for swift action, such as road closures, evacuations, or deploying mitigation measures, helping to protect lives and infrastructure.

Real-Time Alerts for Quick Response

In addition to sensors, drones equipped with cameras can provide visual data of high-risk areas. Drones can access hard-to-reach places and provide live footage, helping engineers and geotechnical experts assess the situation more accurately and safely.

Drone-Assisted Inspections + Reports

Using LoRaWAN or other low-power wide-area networks, these IoT sensors can operate in remote and difficult-to-access areas, continuously transmitting data back to a central cloud platform.

Remote Monitoring of High-Risk Areas