Title: Restoring infrastructure in Libya: Drones for reconstruction
Introduction :
In the region of Djabal Al Akhdar, in northeastern Libya, reconstruction is in full swing following the damage caused by the recent storm. Public works are intensifying to restore roads, electricity and communications in affected towns. A team of engineers in charge of this work uses innovative technology to assess needs: drones. In this article, we invite you to discover how these flying machines contribute to accelerating the reconstruction and restoration of infrastructure in this disaster region.
Restoring networks: A crucial mission
Power and communications outages were among the main problems caused by the storm in the Jabal Al Akhdar region. To restore these vital networks, it is essential to take an accurate assessment of the damage and estimate the necessary resources. This is where drones come in. With their ability to fly over valleys and hard-to-reach areas, they allow engineering teams to identify faults, assess staffing needs , material and work, and to effectively plan the actions to be undertaken.
A global vision of breakdowns thanks to drones
Engineer Ahmad explains the importance of drones in reconstruction operations: “The reconnaissance drone is a technique that helps us to clearly define breakdowns and estimate the number of essential engineers, materials, as well as the quantity of work needed to restore outages. Seeing the lines from afar gives us overall visibility of outages.” Using these drones, teams can save time by quickly identifying areas requiring repairs, thereby optimizing available resources for more efficient reconstruction.
Towards a restoration of infrastructure
Despite the challenges encountered, significant progress has been made in the Jabal Al Akhdar region to restore damaged infrastructure. Although some towns are still without electricity, the internet network has been restored in the majority of areas affected by the storm. Teams on the ground continue to identify needs and make the necessary repairs to restore a normal situation. Thanks to the use of drones, this work is carried out in a more efficient and coordinated manner.
Conclusion :
The use of drones in reconstruction operations in Libya shows how technology can help speed up processes and optimize available resources. In the Djabal Al Akhdar region, these flying machines are used to assess damage, plan actions and restore electricity and communication networks.. Despite the challenges, the progress made demonstrates the determination of the teams to rebuild infrastructure and restore a normal situation in this disaster-stricken region of Libya.