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iFLOOD – Flood Monitoring

Devices World’s iFLOOD solution is a safety monitoring system designed to monitor flood prone areas and to send out early warnings via SMS, emails, and sirens, to alert those around and those in charge of an impending flood. This helps to reduce damage to both property and human life.

 

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Business Challenges

01
Flood prone areas are not fully monitored

Areas that are susceptible to flooding are not adequately monitored for flood warnings

 

02
Floods can happen without much warning

From simple observation, it can be hard to tell if a flood is oncoming or when it will strike.

 

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Some areas are difficult to access and monitor

Flood prone areas are not always located in convenient places, making it difficult to properly monitor them.

Advantages of iFLOOD

Remote flood monitoring

iFLOOD has the capability to remotely monitor flood prone areas using the iSCADA platform. Sensors can be placed at the monitoring site, and the data collected is then sent to the Cloud where it can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection.

Track flooding across time

With the iFLOOD historical data functionality, the data collected can be used in reporting, in reviews, and in analysis to determine when flooding is most likely to occur, as well as the conditions that were present the last time flooding occurred. This data will help predict floods with greater accuracy in the future.
Advanced Flood Warning

Since the iFLOOD monitors in real-time, it allows for early warning systems to be utilized in flood warning. SMS alerts, on site sirens, emails, and other methods of early warning can be used to ensure a much time is given to flood response units.

Universiti Malaya: How UM employs iFLOOD to keep students safe.

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University of Malaya, or UM, Malaysia’s oldest university, is situated on a 922 acre (373.12 hectare) campus in the southwest of Kuala Lumpur. It currently has 12 Faculties, 2 Academies and 3 Centres.

 

The iFLOOD system has been successfully warning UM of impending floods for over 10 years. It works by monitoring the water level of the near-by stream and sending email and SMS alerts when it rises at a rapid rate, the sign of a possible flood. This helps to protect the cars of faculty and students that are parked in the parking lot just next to the stream.

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