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AI, Machine Learning are Revolutionizing Hydrology
Water, water everywhere--and all of it is tracked by data.
In this episode, Rafael Munoz-Carpena, Professor, Surface, Vadose Zone, Groundwater Hydrology, Environmental Modeling at the University of Florida and American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Fellow, talks about how artificial intelligence and machine learning are impacting the field of hydrology.
This technical discussion is based on Munoz-Carpena's presentation at the 2023 Annual International Meeting (AIM).
In this episode, Rafael Munoz-Carpena, Professor, Surface, Vadose Zone, Groundwater Hydrology, Environmental Modeling at the University of Florida and American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Fellow, talks about how artificial intelligence and machine learning are impacting the field of hydrology.
This technical discussion is based on Munoz-Carpena's presentation at the 2023 Annual International Meeting (AIM).
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By ASABEWater, water everywhere--and all of it is tracked by data.
In this episode, Rafael Munoz-Carpena, Professor, Surface, Vadose Zone, Groundwater Hydrology, Environmental Modeling at the University of Florida and American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Fellow, talks about how artificial intelligence and machine learning are impacting the field of hydrology.
This technical discussion is based on Munoz-Carpena's presentation at the 2023 Annual International Meeting (AIM).
In this episode, Rafael Munoz-Carpena, Professor, Surface, Vadose Zone, Groundwater Hydrology, Environmental Modeling at the University of Florida and American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Fellow, talks about how artificial intelligence and machine learning are impacting the field of hydrology.
This technical discussion is based on Munoz-Carpena's presentation at the 2023 Annual International Meeting (AIM).