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Create a professional, competition-ready PowerPoint presentation for a Smart India Hackathon (SIH) project called: GIRIDRISHTI AI-Powered Landslide Risk Monitoring & Early Warning System The presentation should look like a serious Indian government/technology disaster-management solution, not a generic AI presentation. OBJECTIVE: Present GIRIDRISHTI as an end-to-end system that combines GIS, environmental sensors, weather/environmental data, historical landslide data, and an intelligent risk engine to identify landslide-prone regions and provide early warnings. TARGET AUDIENCE: - Smart India Hackathon judges - Government / disaster-management officials - Technical evaluators - Industry mentors STYLE: - Professional - Technical - Minimal but visually impressive - Modern GIS / disaster-management aesthetic - Strong visual hierarchy - Indian geography and Himalayan / Western Ghats visual context - Dark muted green / charcoal + warm off-white + orange accent palette - Avoid excessive gradients, neon colors, glassmorphism, and overly decorative graphics - Use clean diagrams, maps, icons, and data visualizations - Keep text concise and presentation-friendly DO NOT: - Make unsupported claims - Claim that demo data is live real-world sensor data - Claim exact prediction accuracy unless actual validated results are provided - Invent statistics or performance numbers - Use generic stock-business imagery where a technical diagram or map would be better -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 1 — TITLE -------------------------------------------------- Title: GIRIDRISHTI Subtitle: AI-Powered Landslide Risk Monitoring & Early Warning System Tagline: "From Environmental Signals to Actionable Landslide Risk" Include: - Team name placeholder - Team members placeholder - Institution placeholder - SIH 2026 - Relevant problem statement placeholder Visual: Stylized India terrain / mountain + GIS map aesthetic. -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 2 — PROBLEM STATEMENT -------------------------------------------------- Title: The Problem Explain the challenge of landslides in India. Cover: - Mountainous and hilly regions are highly vulnerable - Heavy rainfall can rapidly increase slope instability - Ground movement may occur before visible failure - Existing monitoring can be fragmented - Multiple environmental factors need to be analyzed together - Authorities need location-specific, actionable information Visual: India map highlighting major landslide-prone zones conceptually: - Himalayas - Northeast India - Western Ghats - Nilgiris Do not invent exact risk percentages. -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 3 — WHY EXISTING APPROACHES ARE NOT ENOUGH -------------------------------------------------- Title: Current Gaps Create a visual comparison: Traditional / Fragmented Monitoring vs. GIRIDRISHTI Current gaps: - Data scattered across systems - Limited real-time integration - Difficult location-level interpretation - Sensor data and environmental data not unified - Manual interpretation can slow response - Limited state → district visualization GIRIDRISHTI: - Unified monitoring - GIS-based visualization - Multi-sensor integration - Location-specific risk - Automated risk scoring - Future real-time alert capability -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 4 — PROPOSED SOLUTION -------------------------------------------------- Title: Introducing GIRIDRISHTI Explain: GIRIDRISHTI is a geospatial landslide-risk monitoring platform that combines: 1. GIS & interactive India map 2. Soil moisture sensing 3. Tilt / ground movement sensing 4. Rainfall monitoring 5. Seismic / vibration sensing 6. Historical landslide data 7. Weather/environmental APIs 8. Risk engine / future ML model Show: Data Sources ↓ Data Integration ↓ Risk Engine ↓ India → State → District Map ↓ Sensor Dashboard ↓ Decision Support -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 5 — SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE -------------------------------------------------- Title: System Architecture Create a professional architecture diagram. Use: GIRIDRISHTI │ ┌────────────────┼────────────────┐ ↓ ↓ ↓ Physical Sensors External APIs Historical Data │ │ │ │ │ └── Dataset / DB │ │ └────────────────┼────────────────┘ ↓ Backend / Data Layer ↓ Risk Calculation ↓ GIS Risk Engine ↓ ┌─────────────┼─────────────┐ ↓ ↓ ↓ India Map Sensor Cards Risk Score ↓ Decision Support Clearly distinguish: CURRENT PROTOTYPE vs. FUTURE LIVE IoT SYSTEM -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 6 — SENSOR NETWORK -------------------------------------------------- Title: Multi-Sensor Monitoring Show four sensor cards visually: SOIL MOISTURE - Measures soil water content - Higher saturation can contribute to slope instability TILTMETER - Measures ground inclination / movement - Detects changes in slope geometry RAIN GAUGE - Measures rainfall intensity and accumulation - Critical environmental trigger SEISMIC SENSOR - Measures ground vibration / acceleration - Helps identify seismic disturbances Visual: Use a mountain-slope illustration with sensors placed on the slope. -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 7 — RISK ENGINE -------------------------------------------------- Title: Multi-Factor Landslide Risk Engine Explain that landslide risk is not based on a single sensor. Example conceptual weighting: Soil Moisture 25% Tiltmeter 30% Rainfall 30% Seismic 15% Show a clean formula: Overall Risk = Soil Moisture Risk × 0.25 + Tilt Risk × 0.30 + Rainfall Risk × 0.30 + Seismic Risk × 0.15 Then: 0–25 → Low 26–50 → Moderate 51–75 → High 76–100 → Very High IMPORTANT: Clearly label these weights and thresholds as configurable project/demo parameters. -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 8 — INTERACTIVE INDIA RISK MAP -------------------------------------------------- Title: Geospatial Risk Visualization Show the India map conceptually with risk zones. Interaction: India ↓ State ↓ District When a region is selected: - Risk score appears - Risk level appears - Sensor values update - Contributing factors update - Historical landslide locations can be displayed Use a heatmap-style legend: Very High High Moderate Low Very Low Explain: "Map boundaries are based on published geographic data; risk values are generated by the project risk engine." -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 9 — LOCATION-SPECIFIC MONITORING -------------------------------------------------- Title: One Map, Multiple Levels of Monitoring Demonstrate: Select: Uttarakhand ↓ Sensor cards update Then: Kerala ↓ Sensor values update Then: Kerala → Idukki ↓ District-specific monitoring Example visual: Uttarakhand Soil Moisture: 78% Tilt: 4.8° Rainfall: 31.5 mm/h Seismic: 0.11 g Risk: Very High IMPORTANT: Label these as DEMO / SIMULATED VALUES unless actual sensor data is available. -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 10 — DASHBOARD -------------------------------------------------- Title: GIRIDRISHTI Monitoring Dashboard Use a large mockup / screenshot-style composition showing: - Monitoring Location - Sensor Risk Summary - Overall Landslide Risk - Soil Moisture Sensor - Tiltmeter Sensor - Rain Gauge - Seismic Sensor - India Risk Map - State/District drill-down - Historical landslide overlay Highlight: "Map selection drives the monitoring dashboard." -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 11 — DATA PIPELINE -------------------------------------------------- Title: From Raw Data to Risk Show: Sensor / API / Historical Data ↓ Data Validation ↓ Location Mapping ↓ Feature Extraction ↓ Risk Normalization ↓ Risk Score ↓ GIS Visualization ↓ Decision Support Include examples: Rainfall Soil Moisture Slope Ground Tilt Seismic Activity Historical Landslides Vegetation / Land Conditions -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 12 — CURRENT PROTOTYPE VS FUTURE SYSTEM -------------------------------------------------- Title: Evolution Path Create a two-column comparison. CURRENT PROTOTYPE: - CSV historical/environmental dataset - Simulated location-specific sensor values - Open-Meteo environmental API integration - Interactive India state map - District drill-down architecture - Risk scoring - Dashboard visualization FUTURE: - ESP32-based field sensors - MQTT / HTTPS communication - Real-time database - WebSocket/live updates - Cloud backend - ML-based susceptibility prediction - Automated anomaly detection - Real-time alerting - Historical trend analytics Clearly communicate: "Prototype architecture is designed to transition to live IoT data." -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 13 — REAL-TIME IOT ARCHITECTURE -------------------------------------------------- Title: Future Real-Time Monitoring Show: Soil Moisture Sensor Tiltmeter Rain Gauge Seismic Sensor ↓ ESP32 / Edge Device ↓ Wi-Fi / 4G ↓ MQTT / HTTPS ↓ Backend ↓ PostgreSQL / Time-Series DB ↓ Risk Engine ↓ Dashboard + Alerts Explain: Sensor readings can be timestamped, stored, analyzed, and streamed to the dashboard. -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 14 — TECHNOLOGY STACK -------------------------------------------------- Title: Technology Stack Group technologies logically. Frontend: - HTML - CSS - JavaScript - Interactive GIS / GeoJSON Data: - CSV / historical dataset - Weather/environmental APIs - GeoJSON Future Backend: - Node.js / Python - REST API - MQTT - WebSockets Database: - PostgreSQL / TimescaleDB Hardware: - ESP32 - Soil moisture sensor - Tilt/IMU sensor - Rain gauge - Seismic sensor ML / Analytics: - Risk scoring - Future susceptibility model - Time-series analysis - Anomaly detection Use icons and a clean architecture layout rather than a text-heavy list. -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 15 — KEY ADVANTAGES -------------------------------------------------- Title: Why GIRIDRISHTI? Show 5–6 strong points: 1. Multi-sensor risk assessment 2. GIS-first visualization 3. India → State → District drill-down 4. Modular architecture 5. Designed for real-time IoT integration 6. Combines historical + environmental + sensor data 7. Supports data-driven decision making Use visually distinct numbered sections. -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 16 — USE CASES -------------------------------------------------- Title: Who Can Use GIRIDRISHTI? Show: Disaster Management Authorities → Monitor vulnerable regions District Administration → Track local conditions Field Response Teams → Access location-specific information Researchers → Analyze historical/environmental trends Infrastructure & Hill Development Agencies → Support risk-aware planning Community / Public Warning Systems → Future early-warning integration -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 17 — IMPACT -------------------------------------------------- Title: Expected Impact Focus on outcomes, not unsupported numeric claims. - Earlier identification of hazardous environmental conditions - Faster access to location-specific information - Better visualization of spatial risk - Unified monitoring of multiple environmental signals - Improved decision support for authorities - Scalable architecture for sensor deployment Do not invent "X% reduction" or "Y hours earlier warning" unless verified. -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 18 — FUTURE ROADMAP -------------------------------------------------- Title: Roadmap Show a timeline: PHASE 1 Prototype → GIS + dashboard + dataset PHASE 2 Hardware Integration → ESP32 + sensors PHASE 3 Live Backend → MQTT + database + API PHASE 4 AI/ML → susceptibility prediction + anomaly detection PHASE 5 Deployment → district/state-level monitoring PHASE 6 Early Warning → automated alerts + authority integration -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 19 — DEMONSTRATION FLOW -------------------------------------------------- Title: How GIRIDRISHTI Works Create a 6-step visual: 1. User selects a location 2. System identifies location 3. Environmental/sensor data is retrieved 4. Risk factors are calculated 5. Risk is displayed on the GIS map 6. Dashboard provides decision-support information Show: Map Click ↓ Location Data ↓ Sensor Data ↓ Risk Engine ↓ Risk Score ↓ Decision Support -------------------------------------------------- SLIDE 20 — CONCLUSION -------------------------------------------------- Title: From Data to Early Warning Closing statement: "GIRIDRISHTI transforms fragmented environmental and sensor signals into a unified geospatial view of landslide risk." Secondary line: "Designed today as a prototype. Architected for tomorrow's real-time IoT and AI-driven monitoring system." End with: GIRIDRISHTI "Monitor. Predict. Protect." -------------------------------------------------- DESIGN REQUIREMENTS -------------------------------------------------- Use: - Consistent master layout - Strong section headers - Technical diagrams - Minimal text - Large visuals - India maps - Mountain/terrain visual motifs - Sensor icons - GIS-style layers - Risk indicators Typography: - Modern sans-serif for main text - Monospace/typewriter-style font selectively for technical labels Color direction: - Dark muted green/charcoal - Warm off-white - Orange accent - Muted green for low risk - Muted yellow for moderate - Muted orange for high - Muted red for very high Avoid: - Neon green - Bright blue corporate templates - Rainbow gradients - Generic corporate stock-photo layouts - Dense paragraphs - Excessive animations Use diagrams and visuals wherever possible. IMPORTANT FACTUALITY RULE: Do not present demo/simulated sensor values as real-world measurements. Do not claim validated prediction accuracy. Do not fabricate datasets, field deployments, sensor installations, or government partnerships. Clearly distinguish between: - Current prototype - External API data - Demo/simulated values - Future planned functionality The final presentation should feel like a strong SIH finalist pitch: technically credible, visually polished, scalable, and easy for judges to understand in a 5–7 minute presentation. keep the theme same as the formate provided in the ppt and only cahnge and add content
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