ONLINE VILLAGE MONITORING SYSTEM

International Journal of Computer Science (IJCS) Published by SK Research Group of Companies (SKRGC).

Abstract

Online Village Monitoring System is a web-based application implemented PHP using MYSQL Server as the database. The development of a country depends on the village’s development. As part of the smart village concept, we need a system that helps in development of villages in the areas like Primary education, people’s healthcare, Roads and Transportation, Drinking water facilities, government policies awareness and availability of basic facilities/infrastructure. This system helps the members to collaborate, plan, assess and implement different activities and learn with others experience/feedbacks and suggestions. The advancement of a nation depends upon the village's advancement. As part of the smart village principle, we require a system that assists in advancement of towns in the locations like Primary education, individuals’ health care, Roads and Transportation, Drinking water centers, federal government policies awareness and schedule of fundamental facilities/infrastructure This system assists the members to team up, strategy, evaluate and find out and carry out various activities with others experience/feedbacks and tips. The entire process categorized into different modules like Admin module: The administrative module helps you to customize FirstSearch to meet the needs of your users. This module gives information that serves as the backbone for the rest of the system. Security issues are taken care of through this module as well by defining user rights. Volunteer module: Volunteer module gives you an opportunity to help people in the villages by providing services like healthcare, Roads and Transportation etc. The voluntary services model is essential to understanding a victim’s needs and offering meaningful support. Reporter module: Reporter module allows for the unattended processing of alarm signals and the reporters are employed to report news.

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Keywords

Primary Education, Drinking Water, Government Policies, Healthcare.