Smart Drainage System for Urban Flood Prevention

Ruchika Dabas; Tauqeer Imam; Farhan Safwat; Soib Rizwan; Khushnood Alam

doi:10.34256/ijceae2511

Ruchika Dabas Department of Civil Engineering, Greater Noida Institute of Technology ,Greater Noida-201310 ,Uttar Pradesh, India
Tauqeer Imam Department of Civil Engineering, Greater Noida Institute of Technology ,Greater Noida-201310 ,Uttar Pradesh, India
Farhan Safwat Department of Civil Engineering, Greater Noida Institute of Technology ,Greater Noida-201310 ,Uttar Pradesh, India
Soib Rizwan Department of Civil Engineering, Greater Noida Institute of Technology ,Greater Noida-201310 ,Uttar Pradesh, India
Khushnood Alam Department of Civil Engineering, Greater Noida Institute of Technology ,Greater Noida-201310 ,Uttar Pradesh, India

DOI: https://doi.org/10.34256/ijceae2511

Keywords: Smart Drainage System, Urban Flood Prevention, IoT, AI, Real-Time Monitoring, Stormwater Management

Abstract

Urban flooding has become a significant issue in contemporary cities, exacerbated by climate change, increased urbanization, and outdated drainage infrastructure. This study introduces a Smart Drainage System that uses cutting-edge technology like IoT, AI, and real-time monitoring to stop urban floods. An interactive municipal dashboard, automated flow control valves, AI-driven predictive analytics, and smart drain covers with integrated sensors are all features of the system. The system dynamically controls water flow, identifies obstructions, and sends out early flood warnings by integrating information from environmental sensors, weather forecasts, and historical trends. With features for offline operation and both manual and autonomous modes of operation, the system guarantees uninterrupted functioning even in emergency situations. According to the research, this kind of intelligent technology provides an adaptable, scalable, and economical way to reduce urban flooding.

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