The advanced technology Internet of Things (IoT) visualizes a worldwide, that is, internally connected, networks of smart physical entities. IoT is a promising technology used in several applications including disaster management. In disaster management, the role of IoT is so important and ubiquitous and could be life-saving. This article describes the role of IoT in disaster management. More precisely, it presents IoT-based disaster management for different kind of disasters with a comparison between some solutions that are available in the market. It shows an implementation of some examples of the application of IoT such as early-warning system for fire detection and earthquake and represents some approaches talking about the application, IoT architecture, and focusing of the study on different disasters. This study could be a good guide to stakeholder about the use of IoT technology to secure their smart cities’ infrastructure and to manage disaster and reduce risks.
The goal of this article is to assess the most recent work on Industry 4.0 as well as the present state of science on Industry 4.0 through papers produced between January 2017 and March 2020.A systematic review process with a 5-step approach to article selection was employed, which included the following steps: 1) Selection of database 2) Research of keyword 3) Collection of articles 4) Inclusion/Exclusion criteria 5) Examining Selected Articles. It is noticed that much of the research is philosophical or case-based in character. The prospective study direction described in this paper may be useful to researchers interested in the field of industry 4.0 for research. The paper's future study directions must undoubtedly be beneficial to researchers.
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