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Landslide and debris flow monitoring and early warning solutions mainly include key links such as real-time monitoring, data transmission, early warning analysis and remote monitoring. Landslides and mudslides are sudden and destructive, posing a serious threat to the safety of people's lives and property. Therefore, the design of the landslide and debris flow monitoring and early warning solution aims to achieve timely and accurate monitoring of geological changes through Internet of Things technology to prevent and reduce disaster losses.
Landslide and debris flow monitoring and early warning solutions
 
mudslides
mudslides
Project 
Background
In recent years, extreme climates have occurred frequently around the world, and landslides and mudslides in mountainous areas caused by heavy rainfall, earthquakes and other factors have increased significantly, seriously threatening the safety of people's lives and property. Traditional manual inspection methods have problems such as blind areas in monitoring, poor timeliness, and lagging early warning. By deploying the Internet of Things monitoring system, real-time perception, intelligent analysis, and accurate early warning of geological risks can be achieved, and prime time for emergency decision-making can be gained.
Requirement
Landslide and debris flow monitoring and early warning solutions
The landslide and debris flow monitoring and early warning solution collects sensor data through the 4G industrial Internet of Things gateway and displays data changes at monitoring points in real time; Through the large-screen display, you can intuitively see the distribution map of each point and the surveillance video images of the site, which can help relevant personnel make secondary confirmation on the site; When a disaster occurs, the personnel on duty can remotely control the sound and light alarm to turn on or off through the platform;
Debris flow solutions
program introduction
application scenarios
Debris flow scene 2
Debris flow scene 1