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52 Ideas for doing research in AI and Water Research Development


The demand and application Artificial Intelligence is now known to each of us. But UG or PG or PhD students who are interested in Water Resource as a Subject and want to prosper their research career in this area by using the technological advancements of AI lack real life ideas to apply AI on Water Resource Development and Management Projects. To help them get a direction I wrote this book where I discuss about 53 different direction in which one can use AI to solve water engineering and management problems. As you know water resources is a subject where multiple discipline can be combined. So this book is aimed not only for Civil Engineers but also for the graduates of all other Engineering,Management and Science Specialization who are passionate about WATER.

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