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Flood Friend

The document presents a proposal for 'Flood Friend', a flood alert and aid coordination system aimed at addressing the challenges faced during floods in Bangladesh. It identifies gaps in existing systems, outlines user needs, and details system features such as multi-channel alerts and an aid matching system. The project aims to provide timely alerts, improve aid coordination, and empower citizens to request help directly, ultimately strengthening community resilience.

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Flood Friend

The document presents a proposal for 'Flood Friend', a flood alert and aid coordination system aimed at addressing the challenges faced during floods in Bangladesh. It identifies gaps in existing systems, outlines user needs, and details system features such as multi-channel alerts and an aid matching system. The project aims to provide timely alerts, improve aid coordination, and empower citizens to request help directly, ultimately strengthening community resilience.

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Flood Friend: Flood Alert & Aid

Coordination System

Course: CSE-317 (System Analysis and Design)

Presented by,
Mirza Fabihatul Jannat (L) ,ID- 20234103442
Mollika Razin ,ID- 20234103072
Maria Mastura Ushno ,ID- 20234103070
Tanvir Tareq Piash,ID- 20234103406
Nafis Fuad Chowdhury (Zidan) ,ID- 20234103480
Azizur Rahman Joy ,ID- 20234103060

Presented to,
Shampa Banik
Lecturer
Dept. of CSE
Bangladesh University of Business and Technology (BUBT)
Index

 Introduction
 Problem Statemen
 Existing Systems & Gaps
 User Needs
 System Features
 Non-Functional Requirements
 System Design
 Development Approach
 Expected Impact
Introduction
 Floods: most common natural disaster in
Bangladesh.
 Millions displaced & resources wasted
yearly.
 Gaps: late warnings, poor aid coordination,
lack of accessible info.
 Our Solution: A unified system delivering
alerts, maps, and aid tracking.
Problem Statemen

 Missed / late warnings.


 No real-time flood impact view.
 People struggle to find emergency help.
 Uneven aid distribution.
 No direct channel for victims to request
urgent help.
Existing Systems & Gaps
 Government alerts: broad, slow, no
resource maps.
 ReliefWeb / GDACS: macro-level only.
 Ushahidi: crowdsourced, but slow
verification.
 Weather apps: only forecasts, no
resources.
 Sahana: logistics, but not public-facing.
User Needs
 Multi-channel alerts (SMS, app, web)
 Interactive maps (offline + shelters, aid points)
 Bangla & English support
 Role-based access (Admin, NGO, Field
Agents)
 AI-powered rumor control & flood prediction
 GPS tracking for rescue teams
 Cloud deployment & scalability
System Features
 Flood Alerts: Early warnings via SMS &
app
 Emergency Map: Nearby shelters, rescue
teams, real-time seat updates
 Aid Matching System: NGOs match
supply with demand
 Help Request Tool: Victims request boats,
food, medicine directly
Non-Functional Requirements
 Safety: Fail-safe operation, backups,
awareness campaigns
 Security: Data encryption, access control,
audits
 Performance: Alerts in <30s, offline maps
in <5s
 Usability: Works on low-cost devices,
icons for low-literacy users
System Design
ER Diagram
Flow chart
Use Case diagram
Development Approach

 Agile methodology.
 Rapid iterations for evolving flood
scenarios.
 Continuous feedback from NGOs & govt
agencies.
Expected Impact

 Timely, reliable flood alerts.


 Smarter aid coordination, no wastage.
 Empower citizens with direct help
requests.
 Strengthened community resilience.
Thank You

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