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Developing a flexible and robust communication infrastructure system for a network of sensors used to remotely monitor damage during natural disasters

April 13, 2021


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  • Prof. KOMATSU Mitsuru




Research


Developing a flexible and robust communication infrastructure system for a network of sensors used to remotely monitor damage during natural disasters


When a large-scale disaster occurs, it is crucial to have stable data transfer from a network of sensors. For a region considered as high-risk, it is essential that the sensor network and data communication infrastructure be installed and configured within several hours. This study aims to develop a novel sensor network and data communication system for a test site for monitoring slope stability during intense precipitation events.


Establishing a technique for monitoring soil and groundwater contamination using Frequency Domain Reflectometry


The purpose of this study is to apply a measuring system for subsurface contamination; the FDR (Frequency Domain Reflectometry) and FDR-V (with Vector network analyzer) system are employed to measure salinity and oil contaminants.





Contact



  • Prof. KOMATSU Mitsuru

  • Geotechnical and Groundwater Engineering, Okayama University

  • Email：mkomatsu＠（@okayama-u.ac.jp）




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