Autonomous SAR Robots Necessary for Natural Disasters

INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW The nature of disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, tornadoes, have had a major impact on affected areas. These disasters caused another disaster that could have robbed many lives, such as landslides and collapsed buildings. In this crisis situation, people, especially the police and fire department, are developing search and rescue missions to save the lives of countless people. Therefore, if it is a difficult task and involves a serious situation that makes it impossible for humans and tools, robot manufacturing will replace humans.

Extreme weather events such as natural disasters, earthquakes and other geological events, space weather such as sunspots, extreme weather events such as hurricanes, typhoons, floods, health outbreaks such as SARS and AIDS. Natural disasters can lead to infrastructure damage, communication interruption, damage to corporate assets, and risk to employees. Natural disasters are an important risk in the raw milk supply chain. The four seasons are always a matter of the food supply chain. In this case, the season always affects the production of milk. According to the survey report, when the field is most lush, the amount of milk produced will increase in the spring, but will decrease in late autumn and winter. To overcome this problem, farmers must manage calves and feed supplements to ensure uniform milk production throughout the year (www.tdtvictoria.org.au). At the same time, the quality of milk is also affected by the season, but in the dry season the quality of milk is very low.

To mention the terrorist attacks against the United States on September 11, 2001, the attacks of anthrax, the occurrence of worldwide diseases such as severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), and the impact of US natural disasters by Hurricane Katrina It is important. Scope of Public Health Obligations Because of these major events, public health has expanded its responsibilities. Terms such as "bioterrorism" and "disaster prevention" are more common in public health literature and are part of strategic planning. Public health security and bioterrorism countermeasures and response law in 2002 provided subsidies for bioterrorism to hospitals and public health agencies on 11th September 2001 (Disease Control and Prevention Center, 2009).