Comprehensive Earth System Analysis for Advancing Community Resilience: Integrating Remote Sensing with Hybrid GAN-RNN Techniques

Effective disaster prediction is essential for climate resilience, especially in areas prone to extreme weather events. Conventional models often face challenges in predicting complex or uncommon events, largely due to data scarcity and the difficulty of modeling temporal dependencies in sequential data. This paper introduces an innovative hybrid GAN-RNN model that leverages remote sensing and IoT sensor data to improve disaster prediction accuracy. By combining generative adversarial networks (GANs) for generating synthetic data and recurrent neural networks (RNNs) for recognizing temporal patterns, this model forms a potent predictive tool. Achieving a remarkable testing accuracy of 98.16%, the hybrid GAN-RNN model significantly surpasses traditional predictive methods. Comprehensive evaluations demonstrate its enhanced capability to predict complex and rare events effectively, establishing it as a crucial resource for disaster risk management and environmental monitoring. This research advances AI-driven methodologies in climate resilience, offering a solid framework for future innovations in the field.