• Early warning systems - Technology can be used to create networks of sensors and cameras that can detect natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis and hurricanes. These sensors can send an early warning message to authorities who can then use it to evacuate people, prepare emergency supplies etc.
• Data analytics - Analytics platforms can be used to process large datasets related to disaster management like maps, weather patterns, transportation networks etc. This can help disaster management teams to make better decisions about evacuation, resource allocation etc.
• UAVs/Drones - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles or Drones can be used for surveying disaster-stricken areas that are difficult for humans to reach. They can take pictures and transmit real-time data to disaster management teams which can then use it to plan and execute rescue operations.
• Communication systems - In times of disaster, communication is key. Technology can be used to create powerful communication networks that can reach people in remote areas. Satellite phones, mobile apps, and radios can be used to keep victims informed of rescue efforts and help them to communicate with rescue teams.
• Real-time tracking - Using GPS and other tracking technologies, disaster management teams can monitor and track the movement of people and resources. This can help in the efficient allocation of resources and ensure people are moved to safe areas quickly.

Some examples of technology being used in disaster management include the use of drones to survey Nepal after the 2015 earthquake, the development of a mobile app in the Philippines to help people locate their loved ones during a disaster, and the use of data analytics to plan evacuation routes during hurricanes in the United States.