Artificial Intelligence Powered IoT Services that Aides Humanitarian Support – A Case Study
T. Asir, and H. Manohar.
International Journal of Emerging Science and Engineering (IJESE) 5 (6): 19-23 (June 2018)

The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming the normal lives of everyone even during Natural or Manmade disasters. With a case study of a natural calamity and the impacts caused to Humanitarian needs, we will see how Artificial Intelligence could help in effective prevention, monitoring of flood and effective transportation and distribution of Humanitarian Supply Chain to the needy people at right time. This paper analysis the challenges of humanitarian logistics using Ishikawa diagram tool and presents the techniques that would help to address it.

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Artificial Intelligence Powered IoT Services that Aides Humanitarian Support – A Case Study
T. Asir, and H. Manohar.
International Journal of Emerging Science and Engineering (IJESE) 5 (6): 19-23 (June 2018)