UNO researchers to utilize artificial intelligence to spot flood control defects
Researchers at UNO want to utilize artificial intelligence to evaluate and detect potential deficiencies in the United States’ floodwater control structures.
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Researchers at UNO want to utilize artificial intelligence to evaluate and detect potential deficiencies in the United States’ floodwater control structures.
Krishna Shah, a University of New Orleans graduate student in computer science, has always been interested in solving problems. He initially pursued a biology degree because he wanted to create better vaccines for infectious diseases. “Later, I shifted to computer science with focuses in machine learning and artificial intelligence because I could see how machine learning can be applied to almost anything in this data-heavy digital world,” Shah said.
A new center at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi aims at researching how technology and data can help coastal communities like Corpus Christi respond in the wake of disasters.
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