Harnessing Machine Learning for Environmental Restoration and Surveillance

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Harnessing Machine Learning for Environmental Restoration and Surveillance

Geographical information systems, geodata and remote sensing Conservation of the environment Artificial intelligence

Authors: Robert Birundu Onyancha, Kingsley Eghonghon Ukhurebor, Uyiosa Osagie Aigbe

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Language: English

Published by: CRC Press

Published on: 15th June 2026

Format: LCP-protected ePub

ISBN: 9781040937037


Harnessing Machine Learning for Environmental Restoration and Surveillance

Harnessing Machine Learning for Environmental Restoration and Surveillance is an extensive and comprehensive book, showcasing the applications of machine learning and artificial intelligence in environmental monitoring of the quality of air, soil, and water; prediction of environmental risks; optimization and prediction of remediation processes; and enhancement of resource management.

The book offers readers an opportunity to understand how contemporary smart technology (machine learning and artificial intelligence) can be used to safeguard and improve our environment as well as to solve environmental problems and provide sustainable solutions. It offers insights and an opportunity to evaluate theoretical concepts and real-world case studies, thereby boosting innovation and collaboration. The authors give modest explanations of how artificial intelligence and machine learning can monitor pollution, forecast environmental hazards, and support the optimization process for the effective removal of environmental contaminants. Real-world examples where these advanced smart technology tools have been successfully utilized are also presented in this book.

The content and coverage of this academic text are ideal for undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers, professionals in environmental science, data science, and engineering, as well as individuals interested in the environment and technology.

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