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Rapid and chemical-free technique based on hyperspectral imaging combined with artificial intelligence for monitoring quality and shelf life of dried shrimp.

Food research international (Ottawa, Ont.)
A rapid and chemical-free method based on hyperspectral imaging (HSI) integrated with artificial intelligence (AI) for monitoring dried shrimp quality was developed. Dried shrimp was packaged in a polypropylene bag and chronologically monitored for c...

Exploring the nexus between coastal tourism growth and eutrophication: Challenges for environmental management.

Marine pollution bulletin
Coastal tourism has witnessed rapid growth over the past two decades, often accompanied by increasing environmental concerns, particularly eutrophication in sensitive marine zones. This study explores the relationship between coastal tourism expansio...

Soil fertility matters! A new conceptual model for carbon stewardship in neotropical croplands taking climate-smart agricultural practices into account.

The Science of the total environment
Mismanagement of agroecosystems in Neotropical regions threatens global security, accelerating the transgression of planetary boundaries. Therefore, understanding carbon (C) stewardship and how climate-smart agriculture (CSA) practices change nutrien...

Water quality parameters retrieval and nutrient status evaluation based on machine learning methods and Sentinel- 2 imagery: a case study of the Hongjiannao Lake.

Environmental monitoring and assessment
A timely and accurate understanding of lake water quality is significant for maintaining ecological balance, ensuring water resource security, and promoting regional sustainable development. However, due to the varying numerical ranges and characteri...

Feasibility study of real-time virtual sensing for water quality parameters in river systems using synthetic data and deep learning models.

Journal of environmental management
With water quality management crucial for environmental sustainability, multiple techniques for real-time monitoring and estimation of water quality parameters have been developed. However, certain data types, such as airborne images, are only access...

Water quality parameters-based prediction of dissolved oxygen in estuaries using advanced explainable ensemble machine learning.

Journal of environmental management
The dissolved oxygen (DO) is crucial for the ecological health of estuaries and bays. However, human activities, land-sea interactions, and the unclear impact mechanisms of water quality parameters (WQPs) pose challenges to DO prediction. Water quali...

Interpretable machine learning reveals the importance of geography and landscape arrangement for surface water quality across China.

Water research
Elucidating the influence of land use patterns on surface water quality is crucial for effective watershed management. Despite numerous studies in individual watersheds, factors influencing water quality in diverse geographical environments are less ...

Temporal and spatial feature extraction using graph neural networks for multi-point water quality prediction in river network areas.

Water research
Deep learning methods have demonstrated strong capabilities in capturing nonlinear relationships for water quality prediction, yet existing studies predominantly focus on individual monitoring sites while neglecting pollutant spatial dynamics. To add...

Enhanced nitrogen prediction and mechanistic process analysis in high-salinity wastewater treatment using interpretable machine learning approach.

Bioresource technology
This study introduces an interpretable machine learning framework to predict nitrogen removal in membrane bioreactor (MBR) treating high-salinity wastewater. By integrating Shapley additive explanations (SHAP) with Categorical Boosting (CatBoost), we...

Developing a real-time water quality simulation toolbox using machine learning and application programming interface.

Journal of environmental management
Rivers are vital for sustaining human life as they foster social development, provide drinking water, maintain aquatic ecosystems, and offer recreational spaces. However, most rivers are being increasingly contaminated by pollutants from non-point so...