Mini project · Semester 5 · CSE / ISE

Disaster Relief Resource Management System – Python Flask Mini Project

Python, Flask, SQLite, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Jinja2, Werkzeug

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About this project

Disaster Relief Resource Management System (ReliefGrid) is a web-based mini project developed using Python Flask, SQLite, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The system is designed to demonstrate how disaster relief activities, emergency requests, resource inventory, shelters, and volunteers can be managed through a centralized digital platform.

The application provides a modern responsive landing page, secure user registration and login, an operational dashboard, relief request management, resource inventory tracking, shelter capacity monitoring, volunteer information, and user profile management.

Users can create relief requests, assign urgency levels, view available resources, monitor shelter occupancy, and update request statuses. The dashboard provides an organized overview of important relief management information.

ReliefGrid helps students understand full-stack web application development, database management, authentication, CRUD operations, and resource coordination workflows.

This project is suitable for VTU 5th Semester BCS586 Mini Project students from Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Information Science and Engineering (ISE).

The project package includes Python Flask source code, a mini project report, a presentation, and interface screenshots.

Note: This is an educational demonstration system and is not connected to official disaster management authorities or real emergency dispatch services.

What this project does

  • 1. Modern and responsive landing page
  • 2. Secure user registration and login
  • 3. Personalized operational dashboard
  • 4. Disaster relief request creation
  • 5. Relief request priority classification
  • 6. Relief request status tracking
  • 7. Resource inventory management
  • 8. Available resource quantity monitoring
  • 9. Shelter directory management
  • 10. Shelter capacity and occupancy tracking
  • 11. Volunteer directory
  • 12. User profile management
  • 13. SQLite database integration
  • 14. Password hashing and secure authentication
  • 15. CSRF protection
  • 16. Mobile-friendly responsive interface
  • 17. Dashboard statistics and operational overview
  • 18. Relief request management workflow

What you need

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

- Processor: Intel Core i3 or equivalent
- RAM: Minimum 4 GB
- Storage: Minimum 500 MB available space
- Laptop or desktop computer

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

- Operating System: Windows 10/11, Linux, or macOS
- Python 3.9 or above
- Flask and required Python packages
- SQLite3 database
- Visual Studio Code or another Python IDE
- pip package manager
- Modern web browser (Chrome, Edge, or Firefox)
- Internet connection for optional external fonts

PROJECT FILES

- Python Flask application
- HTML templates
- CSS and JavaScript assets
- requirements.txt
- README.md
- Database initialization logic

How to run this project

STEP 1: Download the Disaster Relief Resource Management System source code ZIP. STEP 2: Extract the ZIP file into a folder. STEP 3: Open the extracted project folder in Visual Studio Code. STEP 4: Open the VS Code terminal. STEP 5: Create a Python virtual environment: python -m venv .venv STEP 6: Activate the virtual environment on Windows: .venv\Scripts\activate STEP 7: Install the required dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt STEP 8: Run the Flask application: python app.py STEP 9: Open your web browser and visit: http://127.0.0.1:5000 STEP 10: Register a new account and log in. STEP 11: Explore the dashboard, relief requests, resource inventory, shelter directory, volunteer information, and profile management. STEP 12: Create sample relief requests and test the available management features. Note: This application is intended for academic demonstration and local development.

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Read the code, try the features and change the project to match your idea. Make sure you understand how it works before using it for your coursework.

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