It aims to detect earthquakes and monitor their impact in real-time. The project uses an ESP32 microcontroller and an accelerometer to detect and measure seismic activity.
The data collected by the accelerometer is transmitted to a web application that displays the real-time seismic activity on a map. The web application uses Google Maps API to display the location of seismic activity and the intensity of the earthquake.
The project has the potential to be used in disaster management and emergency response by providing real-time data on the location and intensity of earthquakes. This can help authorities to quickly respond to emergencies and minimize the impact of earthquakes on human lives and property.
Architecture
Tech Stack:
Programming Language: C++ Microcontroller: ESP32 Sensor: Accelerometer Web application: Node.js, React.js, MongoDB, Google Maps API Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Bootstrap
Overall, the project represents a significant contribution to the field of earthquake detection and disaster management, with potential applications in emergency response and public safety.