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Articles | Volume XLII-3/W4
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprs-archives-XLII-3-W4-569-2018
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprs-archives-XLII-3-W4-569-2018
06 Mar 2018
 | 06 Mar 2018

A STUDY ON REAL-TIME FLOOD MONITORING SYSTEM BASED ON SENSORS USING FLOOD DAMAGE INSURANCE MAP

S. Yeon, J. Kang, and I. Lee

Keywords: Monitoring System, Flood Damage, Insurance Map, IoT (Internet of Things), LPWA (Low Power Wide Area)

Abstract. Typical types of natural disasters that occur in Korea are damages from heavy rain, storm, and heavy snow. In order to prepare for this, the storm and flood damage insurance program is operated. For this purpose, the risk of these damages is calculated for each region, and the storm and flood damage insurance map is created based on the risk. This map can provide insight into the degree of risk to wind and flood, snow damage, as well as policies to prevent and prepare for each type of natural disaster. In order to support decision-making by utilizing this insurance map, it is necessary to use with Storm and Flood Damage Information contents. In order to efficiently construct such disaster information contents, it is possible to utilize public data produced by various organizations. Korea has a public data portal to open various administrative information. The public data portal currently publishes and updates about 25,000 data from 700 organizations. In this study, the linkage system is designed that can construct disaster information contents by collecting public data and processing it so that it can be overlapped with the insurance map. The system automatically links public data to keep up-to-date disaster information content. It is expected that it will be able to prevent and prepare for natural disaster by supporting the decision making of decision makers related to flood damage.