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The wireless earthquake alarm system described in this study is intended to notify people in advance of impending earthquakes and to give early warning. It detects seismic activity using wireless sensors and sends indications right away to a central control unit. Based on the sensor measurements, the system analyzes and determines the earthquake's severity using sophisticated algorithms. The system notifies users of the presence of an earthquake by means of visual and aural alarms, enabling them to take appropriate safety measures and, if needed, escape. Because the system is wireless, it can be easily installed and scaled to fit a variety of environments, including workplaces, schools, and residential structures. This project's objectives are to improve public safety and reduce the hazards related to earthquakes through early detection and timely warning
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DOI: 10.1109/itc-egypt61547.2024.10620472
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