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FloodLense: A Framework for ChatGPT-based Real-time Flood Detection

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arxiv 2401.15501 v1 pith:NPDJDOKH submitted 2024-01-27 cs.CV

FloodLense: A Framework for ChatGPT-based Real-time Flood Detection

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keywords floodmodelsdetectionaddresseslanguagemanagementmonitoringreal-time
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This study addresses the vital issue of real-time flood detection and management. It innovatively combines advanced deep learning models with Large language models (LLM), enhancing flood monitoring and response capabilities. This approach addresses the limitations of current methods by offering a more accurate, versatile, user-friendly and accessible solution. The integration of UNet, RDN, and ViT models with natural language processing significantly improves flood area detection in diverse environments, including using aerial and satellite imagery. The experimental evaluation demonstrates the models' efficacy in accurately identifying and mapping flood zones, showcasing the project's potential in transforming environmental monitoring and disaster management fields.

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