Mobile Monitoring System for Indonesian volcano

Evita, Maria; Djamal, Mitra; Zimanowski, Bernd; Schilling, Klaus

doi:10.1109/icici-bme.2015.7401378

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“…MONICA is a new volcano monitoring system which has been proposed to overcome some problems occurred in seismicity monitoring system of Merapi volcano Indonesia, which uses WSN for sensing, processing, distributing and transmitting the data; satellite technology for remote sensing data of the volcano; and mobile robot for replacing a died sensor node in hazard condition [1,3,4].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This mode had shown satisfied result both in bandwidth management [3] for a 'small' and 'big' event of only seismicity activity in Merapi volcano [1,3,6] which has moderate deep seismicity with few earthquakes as the most prominent characteristic of this volcano [2]. The data could be 100% sent to the base station in 'small' event seismicity activity of Merapi with 6 ms average delay [1,4]. Moreover, 98% data could be sent to the base station in 'big' event activity with 35 ms average delay [3,4].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Volcano in Indonesia (13% of volcano of the world) is one of the disaster frequently happened showed by 1171 eruption in historic time [1,2]. To minimize the effect of the disaster, an early warning system is built, because it gives an extra time before the disaster happen.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Fixed-mode of MONICA switches on when the sensor nodes are fixed while they're monitoring physical parameters such as seismicity, dome growth, gas emission, spreading cloud and eruption ash, surface temperature, and also pyroclastic zone of the volcano [1,3,4]. This mode had shown satisfied result both in bandwidth management [3] for a 'small' and 'big' event of only seismicity activity in Merapi volcano [1,3,6] which has moderate deep seismicity with few earthquakes as the most prominent characteristic of this volcano [2]. The data could be 100% sent to the base station in 'small' event seismicity activity of Merapi with 6 ms average delay [1,4].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…To minimize the effect of the disaster, an early warning system is built, because it gives an extra time before the disaster happen. Hence, activation of automatic responses can be taken to anticipate the effect of the disaster [1,3,4].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Abstract. Volcano monitoring requires the system which has high-fidelity operation and real-time acquisition. MONICA (Mobile Monitoring System for Indonesian Volcano), a system based on Wireless Sensor Network, mobile robot and satellite technology has been proposed to fulfill this requirement for volcano monitoring system in Indonesia. This system consists of fixed-mode for normal condition and mobile mode for emergency situation. The first and second modes have been simulated in slow motion earthquake cases of Merapi Volcano, Indonesia. In this research, we have investigated the application of our bandwidth management for high-fidelity operation and real time acquisition in mobile mode of a strong motion earthquake from this volcano. The simulation result showed that our system still could manage the bandwidth even when there were 2 died fixed node after had stroked by the lightning. This result (64% to 83% throughput in average) was still better than the bandwidth utilized by the existing equipment (0% throughput because of the broken seismometer).

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confidence: 99%