The Role of Emergency Communication System in Earthquake Disaster Response
Keywords:
Emergency communication System(ECS), Microcontrollers RFT (Radio frequency Transmitter), RFF (Radio Frequency Receiver) wireless communication system, two-way radio system.Abstract
Occurrences of natural disasters have been constantly increasing
worldwide due to global warming and environmental destructions. They
may cause loss of life, injury or other health impacts property damage, loss
of livelihoods and services, social and economic disruption or
environmental damage. The Role of Emergency responses communication
system based on two-way radio in disaster response is very significant in
both man-made and natural catastrophes that happen anywhere. This paper
comprehensively describes the emergency communication system based on
two –way radio for natural disaster. The system design of emergency
communication comprised of o two-way radio system, specified it interface
multiple user for emergency response. The interface was carried out using
microcontroller and different frequency channel in short wave radio bands
individually of design. The two-way radio communication system with result
showed the implementation in lab.
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