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Water systems are under strain from floods, drought and more. Researchers say AI can help plan for a precarious future (opens the original)
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As drought and extreme storms make it increasingly difficult to manage reservoirs and safeguard water systems, researchers at Lehigh University in eastern Pennsylvania believe artificial intelligence-powered models can help system operators prepare for a more precarious future. Thousands of reservoirs across the country employ their own complex rule books to govern who has water rights and how restrictions are handled, and researchers say using AI to incorporate those guidelines into model predi
Water systems are under strain from floods, drought and more. Researchers say AI can help plan for a precarious future (opens the original)
Read excerpt
As drought and extreme storms make it increasingly difficult to manage reservoirs and safeguard water systems, researchers at Lehigh University in eastern Pennsylvania believe artificial intelligence-powered models can help system operators prepare for a more precarious future. Thousands of reservoirs across the country employ their own complex rule books to govern who has water rights and how restrictions are handled, and researchers say using AI to incorporate those guidelines into model predi
Water systems are under strain from floods, drought and more. Researchers say AI can help plan for a precarious future (opens the original)
Read excerpt
As drought and extreme storms make it increasingly difficult to manage reservoirs and safeguard water systems, researchers at Lehigh University in eastern Pennsylvania believe artificial intelligence-powered models can help system operators prepare for a more precarious future. Thousands of reservoirs across the country employ their own complex rule books to govern who has water rights and how restrictions are handled, and researchers say using AI to incorporate those guidelines into model predi
Water systems are under strain from floods, drought and more. Researchers say AI can help plan for a precarious future (opens the original)
Read excerpt
As drought and extreme storms make it increasingly difficult to manage reservoirs and safeguard water systems, researchers at Lehigh University in eastern Pennsylvania believe artificial intelligence-powered models can help system operators prepare for a more precarious future. Thousands of reservoirs across the country employ their own complex rule books to govern who has water rights and how restrictions are handled, and researchers say using AI to incorporate those guidelines into model predi
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