精密避難支援システム　The Guardian

1. Explanation of the entire app
A new form of disaster prevention that protects lives from tsunamis and heavy rain by linking live footage from drones with satellite data that continuously monitors rivers from space. The Guardian is an app-based precision evacuation support system that will prepare you for the Nankai Trough Earthquake, the Japan Chishima Trench Earthquake, and the heavy rain disasters that are becoming more severe with climate change. ” is born! ! At this stage, the service is limited to people living in Namie Town, Fukushima Prefecture.

2. Explanation of each screen
A huge earthquake occurs!
When an earthquake is detected, an engine drone is launched from an autonomous hangar and continues to send live footage of the coast to your smartphone for 6 hours straight. Videos showing the current state of the coast are a lifeline in the event of a tsunami!
Major tsunami warning announced! !
It keeps track of your current location on the map and points you in the direction you should evacuate like a compass. We will continue to support your evacuation efforts until you escape to a safe area.
Heavy rain forecast!
By predicting river flooding that will occur in three days, users are encouraged to plan ahead and evacuate if they are at risk of being affected by a disaster. The area that is expected to be flooded is clearly shown on the map, allowing you to calmly prepare for life-saving actions in advance. A new form of disaster prevention based on the idea of ​​"not creating disaster victims."
If you don't use an app on a daily basis, you won't be able to use it in an emergency. So the basics of the app is in the form of an alarm clock that you use every day. By setting a wake-up time, you can check the rain information you are interested in by hour. This is an essential item for planning tomorrow.