Authors : Narayani Omprakash; Santhanalakshmi V; Dr. D.P. Siyasakthi Balan

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 4 - April

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25apr742

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Abstract : To explore the use of sensor technology for early detection and warning of landslides. By monitoring key factors such as ground movement, rainfall, and soil moisture, sensors can detect signs of instability that precede landslides. Data collected by these sensors is analyzed in real-time to assess potential risk, and alerts are issued to the public and authorities via SMS, sirens, or mobile apps. The effectiveness of early warning systems in providing timely alerts depends on the type of landslide and the data available. This research highlights the potential of sensor-based systems in improving disaster preparedness and reducing the impact of landslides through advanced monitoring and alert mechanisms.The ability to provide early warnings depends on the sensor types used and the specific characteristics of the landslide, such as its speed and location. In some cases, these systems can offer hours of warning, while in others, only a short period may be available. Despite these challenges, advancements in sensor technology, real-time data transmission, and predictive analytics are improving the efficiency and effectiveness of landslide early warning systems. This research highlights the importance of integrating sensor-based monitoring and alert systems to enhance disaster resilience and reduce the loss of life and property from landslides.

Keywords : Warning of Landslides, Sensor Technology.

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