Water Level Detection for Flood Disaster Management Based on Real-time Color Object Detection

  • Saddami K
  • Nurdin Y
  • Noviantika F
  • et al.
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Abstract

Currently, the water level monitoring system for a river uses instruments installed on the banks of the river and must be checked continuously and manually. This study proposes a real-time water level detection system based on a computer vision algorithm. In the proposed system, we use color object tracking technique with a bar indicator as a reference’s level. We set three bar indicators to determine the status of the water level, namely NORMAL, ALERT and DANGER. A camera was installed across the bar level indicators to capture bar indicator and monitoring the water level. In the simulation, the monitoring system was installed in 5-100 lux lighting conditions. For experimental purposes, we set various distances of the camera, which is set of 40-80 centimeters and the camera angle is set of 30-60 degrees. The experiment results showed that this system has an accuracy of 94% at camera distance is in range 50-80 centimeters and camera angle is 60o. Based on these results, it can be concluded that this proposed system can determine the water level well in varying lighting conditions.

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Saddami, K., Nurdin, Y., Noviantika, F., Oktiana, M., & Muchallil, S. (2023). Water Level Detection for Flood Disaster Management Based on Real-time Color Object Detection. Kinetik: Game Technology, Information System, Computer Network, Computing, Electronics, and Control. https://doi.org/10.22219/kinetik.v8i1.1635

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