Zhenchuan Wang

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1. Introduction The number of natural disasters has significantly increased in recent decades [1]. In addition to enhancing disaster prevention measures, improving post-disaster rescue operations is also extremely necessary. Since adequate and comprehensive data from the environment can help rescuers carry out accurate rescue operations, data collection and processing after the disaster are extremely important.