Abstract

The mobile communication networks and towers go down or cease to exist leading to poor connectivity during disasters. When communication becomes paralyzed, it is vital to build a disaster relief solution with available resources. Without data connectivity, it is essential that an emergency protocol should be implemented by the government that uses the available paralyzed communication resources spread across various communication networks by pooling to form one single communication network backed by cloud facilities to restore connectivity. In this paper the authors introduce a new emergency protocol approach to design an unrestricted cloud-based mobile technology during disaster enabling instant communication services to the disaster zones that works best under the command of the government. This protocol can act faster than the existing communication network put in place for public communication, with the additional advantage of being more robust and capable of withstanding disaster conditions.

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