Geo information for Disaster Management

Geo-information for disaster management involves using geographic data, such as maps, satellite images, and GPS details, to understand and respond to emergencies. It helps identify vulnerable areas, predict hazards, plan evacuation routes, and coordinate relief efforts effectively. By analyzing spatial information, authorities can make informed decisions quickly, reducing risks and saving lives during natural or man-made disasters. This technology improves preparedness, response, and recovery by providing a detailed, real-time understanding of affected regions.