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In a recent study, it was found that "chronic arsenic exposure in drinking water even at low-moderate levels can cause...Gall Bladder Cancer(GBC)". Assam and Bihar are two states in the country that report maximum GBC cases and they have maximum Arsenic load in groundwater or tubewell water that they consume.  This link between GBC cases and the amount of Arsenic in water imbibes the conclusion that the more Arsenic more will be the risk of GBC.  The study area was Assam and Bihar where a load of Arsenic varies from 10g/l to even 1500g/l. The sample population used in the study has a residential time span of 15 to 70 years which ensures minimum to maximum exposure to the groundwater of the area. When the Arsenic load is 1.3 to 8.9g/l risk of GBC is two times whereas when the load is 9.1 to 448.3g/l the risk is 2.4 times. But the point here is for a change in Arsenic concentration from 8.9 to 448.3g/l (i.e.,49.37 times) the cases of GBC rose by  20%. Is this sensitivity suffic

In recent years, artificial intelligence has been used for various prediction, simulation, and optimization problems, with the majority requiring results with accuracy levels that exceeded expectations. Artificial neural networks serve as the foundation of AI (ANN). In order to learn ANN, this article will provide links to five books that explain the idea of ANN in simple terms for beginners. ( Click here for a Surprise (AD) Neural Networks: An Essential Beginners Guide to Artificial Neural Networks and their Role in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Authors : Herbert Jones Price : Rs.205/=(Kindle Edition) Feedbacks : Reviewed in India by Rahul Verma on 14 October 2018 “This is just the right guidebook if you are interested in Artificial Neural Networks and want to get better understanding over this networks. I would like to recommend all beginners to read this book because all the things that what I got from this book were easy to understand. It was such a fantastic read &

Hydroinformatics is a relatively new concept, but it essentially involves the application of data science techniques to water-related problems. Along with data science techniques, it entails the implementation of data extraction and mining, which may aid in the identification of fundamental problems in hydrology, hydraulics, hydropower, and other water resource development and management topics. Although the concept, like data science courses, is new, the popularity of the application area is growing. For example, only ten to fifteen years ago, we had no idea what informatics was, but it is now one of the most popular topics for the year 2022 with respect to people looking for an international degree. Its popularity has grown in the last five years. However, there is a scarcity of courses on informatics-related topics. That is why we must rely on books on the subject. The problem is that no single book will teach you everything you need to know about informatics. You must consult sever

Statistics is an essential part of water resource research. But presently all the popular statistical software is expensive and for a student or individual researcher, it is nearly impossible to procure such software. For example, the cost of the most popular statistical software is as given below : Statista ($59 per month,billed annually) Sigma XL : $299.00 USD(Single Licence) IBM SPSS Statistics ($99 per user per month) JMP : $1200 Minitab : $1610.00 USD(Single User Annual Subscription) There are many other paid software programs that offer various statistical analyses, such as Origin Pro and Stata, but their prices vary depending on location, number of users, and other factors. That is why they ask you to request a quote, and upon receipt of your request, they will provide you with a quotation based on your specific requirement. An individual researcher, on the other hand, cannot afford such a high price. As a result, we must rely on grants or institutes to obtain this software.

     In recent years, advanced soft computation techniques such as Multi-Criteria Decision Making and Geographical Information Systems have been widely used to solve water resource development problems. Hydroinformatics (Hydro means Hydrus or water, and informatics means information science) is a branch of science concerned with the application of advanced soft computation techniques and information and communication technologies (ICTs) to water-related problems. The following are five hydro informatics project topics that can be applied to groundwater problems. Complete Article at  HydroGeek Thanks, @Mrinmoy's Page @data_hydrology , @Merchandise or @ @products_sustainability Add to Listy /

Download the Clickable version Robots, drones, remote sensors, and computer imaging, along with constantly improving machine learning and analytical tools, are used in IoT in fish farms to monitor the fish during its various developmental stages, survey, and map fields, as well as provide data to farmers for logical farm management plans that will save them time and money. The October Edition of HydroGeek tries to highlight the various application of IoTs for the development of fish farming technologies. Some of the most significant case studies and research works were identified and placed under the Case Study and Research News sections. The latest Calls for conferences of the year 2023, New Journals, Special Issues of old journals, and tutorials on IoT were also shared in the Newsletter. Download the clickable version or try to access the free version from the image of the newsletter. You can also view my other related posts : Seven Active Internship Opportunities in Hydroinformatic