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Application and development of artificial intelligence in environmental health
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Abstract
In recent years, major industries have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, and people have become more aware of issues such as environmental health. The development of computer programs, artificial intelligence (AI), has gradually entered the vision of researchers. The product of this technology can help people better manage and improve the current environmental conditions. This paper, through a method of literature review, aims to explain the development history of AI and its application in different fields such as the environment. Through the research, the paper concludes that artificial intelligence can observe in real time for long periods of time without getting tired like humans do. Based on the application of big data analysis and intelligent programs, artificial intelligence can make reasonable plans in a much shorter time than human beings. However, the solution is only based on the operation of the system. In the actual situation, there will be many obstacles. Therefore, it is still necessary for humans to make judgments based on the results of an operation rather than relying entirely on artificial intelligence. Complicated weather conditions can also make the results of the calculation inaccurate. So there will still be a need to evolve computer programs or for artificial intelligence to be able to calibrate the data it is monitoring from the past.
Keywords
artificial intelligence, environmental science, wireless sensor network, water quality analysis
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Wu,T. (2023). Application and development of artificial intelligence in environmental health. Applied and Computational Engineering,7,35-40.
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