“Green Guardian” Application Device for Early Warning Disaster Notification in Basement Parking

Authors

  • Muhammad Irfan Afandy Bin Azmi Politeknik Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Terengganu, Malaysia Author
  • Nur Aqeelah Najihah Binti Abdul Rahman Politeknik Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Terengganu, Malaysia Author
  • Anis Balqis Binti Azmi Politeknik Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Terengganu, Malaysia Author

Keywords:

Early warning, Integrated notification system, Underground parking

Abstract

The "Green Guardian" is an innovative application device designed for early disaster notification in underground parking facilities. Unlike traditional systems, this solution integrates four key sensors: rain, infrared (IR) for detecting vehicle movement, and gas sensors to identify carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide emissions from vehicle exhaust. This combination provides a comprehensive early warning monitoring system that enhances safety and efficiency in underground parking management. Leveraging solar-powered green technology, the "Green Guardian" ensures sustainability and reliability in operations. The system enables building managers to monitor hazards through mobile devices via the BlynkApp platform. By setting up an account using their management email, users can access real-time notifications and crucial data displayed on an LCD within the parking area. This allows for immediate responses to potential threats, ensuring swift evacuation or preventive measures while improving the parking experience and efficiency. Preliminary findings highlight significant advantages of the "Green Guardian" system. It enhances user confidence and comfort by addressing safety concerns and environmental risks in underground parking spaces. The integrated notification system empowers users with real-time updates, reducing anxiety and improving convenience. Future developments aim to refine system functionality, integrating it with smart home systems and exploring broader applications of green technology. These enhancements will further improve the "Green Guardian" as a sustainable and intelligent solution for urban infrastructure. By aligning with modern environmental and technological objectives, this innovation holds immense potential to transform the safety and usability of underground parking facilities.

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Published

2025-01-31