We chose one of the Earth Oceans challenges which is Rising Water that concerned about water-rising level due to different environmental circumstances and its risks to coastal areas. Because of that, we identified the most vulnerable areas at flood risks, which are Mumbai (India), Gwangju and Shanghai(china), Miami (USA), Vietnam, Calcutta (India), New York (USA), Osaka Kobe (Japan), Alexandria (Egypt), New Orleans (USA) respectively ranked according to previous studies conducted in 2005. In our application, we targeted Osaka Kobe in Japan.[1]
A humanitarian motive led us to help the people of the coastal areas to avoid sudden floods that have bloody results, thus reducing the human losses resulting from it, and raising the awareness of the people of the coastal areas about the expected dangers ahead of a certain time in order to save their lives, this application may have an important role in the return Movement of tourists in those. In addition, Reducing the damage caused by rising water level, maintaining the safety of coastal residents and knowing the changes that occur unnoticed to the population and inform them.
- green level which indicates a slight rise in the water level and there is no risk of flooding soon.
- yellow level which indicates the need to start taking safety measures Because there is a risk of flooding soon.
-red level indicates that there will be a flood and coastal areas should be evacuated as soon as possible
3. There will be an application for the inhabitants of coastal areas to show the readings recorded by the sensor to be in direct contact with the sensor and know the water level.
4. There are special instructions in the case of the possibility of an upcoming flood must be followed to facilitate and accelerate the process of evacuation to be quick and safe.
5. The user must enter his location on the map. After that, he will know the areas near it that prone to flooding. That can be used by relatives of a person living in a coastal area to know the readings available.
[1] Statistics of the countries most at risk of flooding (In 2005)