Technology for early warning

Technology for early warning refers to systems that monitor real-time data from various sources—such as sensors, satellites, and models—to detect signs of potential hazards like natural disasters, climate changes, or health threats. These systems analyze information quickly to identify patterns indicating risk, providing timely alerts so authorities and communities can prepare or respond effectively. The goal is to reduce damage, save lives, and improve safety by delivering early, accurate warnings based on advanced technology and data analysis.