Artificial Intelligence in Hydrology: Advancements in Soil, Water Resource Management, and Sustainable Development
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Abstract
Hydrology relates to many complex challenges due to climate variability, limited resources, and especially, increased demands on sustainable management of water and soil. Conventional approaches often cannot respond to the integrated complexity and continuous change inherent in the water system; hence, researchers have explored advanced data-driven solutions. This review paper revisits how artificial intelligence (AI) is dramatically changing the most important facets of hydrological research, including soil and land surface modeling, streamflow, groundwater forecasting, water quality assessment, and remote sensing applications in water resources. In soil and land modeling, AI techniques could further enhance…
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- Environmental science
- Hydrology (agriculture)
- Sustainable development
- Water resource management
- Water resources
- Resource (disambiguation)
- Environmental resource management
- Engineering
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