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ROLE OF MACHINE LEARNING IN GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND CLIMATE CHANGE (KEY IJP************939)

  • Arti Sharma

Abstract

As climate change and environmental degradation become increasingly pressing global issues, innovative technologies are crucial for effective monitoring and management. Machine learning (ML) has emerged as a powerful tool in the realm of global environmental monitoring, providing advanced analytical capabilities that can enhance our understanding of complex environmental systems. By leveraging vast amounts of diverse dataranging from satellite imagery to temporal climate recordsML algorithms can identify patterns, optimize resource allocation, and predict future environmental conditions. ML methodologies, including supervised learning, unsupervised learning, and deep learning, are effectively employed to address various environmental challenges. For example, ML algorithms can analyze satellite data to detect deforestation, monitor changes in land use, and assess urbanization impacts. Additionally, they can facilitate real-time monitoring of air and water quality, improving public health outcomes and environmental management practices. Predictive models developed through machine learning also play a critical role in forecasting extreme weather events, allowing for timely interventions and disaster preparedness. The integration of machine learning in climate models enhances their predictive accuracy, providing more reliable projections that support policymakers and researchers in mitigating the impacts of climate change. Furthermore, collaborative initiatives that incorporate citizen science and open data can lead to richer datasets, enabling community-driven solutions and localized responses to environmental challenges. However, the application of machine learning in environmental contexts presents obstacles, including data bias, algorithmic transparency, and interoperability of diverse data sources. Addressing these challenges requires interdisciplinary collaboration and ethical considerations to ensure equitable benefits from ML advancements. In summary, machine learning holds significant promise for revolutionizing global environmental monitoring and contributes to more effective climate change responses. By harnessing the power of ML, we can develop robust strategies for sustainability, encouraging a proactive approach to managing our planets resources for future generations.

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