Author :
Otsuka, Takanobu ; Torii, Yoshitaka ; Ito, Takayuki
Abstract :
In recent years, and landslides caused by flooding of the river due to heavy rain, the number of such flooding of houses has increased. With regard to internal water damage, the structure and of the river, above sea level and, such as where a landfill, how completely prevent flood damage by internal water is difficult. At present, it is only possible addressing of Operating the drainage devices typified by car to pump submerged location. However, in order to quickly drained work as possible, it is necessary to understand the full flooding water by the water level data of the flooding point throughout. To that end we have done a prototype of a portable ad hoc simple water gauge for the purpose of installation in the field in collaboration with Nippon Koei Co., Ltd. In particular, in a portable of the wireless sensor networks, communication reliability is greatly influenced by the surrounding environmental factors by communication node movement. Therefore, differ from the fixed wireless sensor networks. It, the radio wave condition and buildings around which changes due to the movement, is the effect of such plants. Furthermore, features and issues required portable ad hoc simple water gauge system is operated in the actual disaster site, it is necessary to determine standing worker eyes for performing production. In this paper, it is possible to organize the task of ad hoc simple water gauge system that assumes the movement, was carried out implementation of portable wireless sensor networks.
Keywords :
floods; gauges; hydrological equipment; rivers; wireless sensor networks; above sea level; ad hoc simple water gauge system; communication node movement; communication reliability; disaster site; drainage device; flood damage prevention; flooding point throughout; heavy rain; house flooding; internal water damage; landfill; landslide; plant effect; portable ad-hoc water gauge system; radio wave condition; river flooding; river structure; submerged location; water level; wireless sensor network; Ad hoc networks; Buildings; Relays; Reliability; Rivers; Sea measurements; Wireless sensor networks;