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Using AI to Improve Sensor Data Analysis for Environmental Monitoring

Kangle Lu

2025 · DOI: 10.5220/0014362700004718
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TLDR

The work explores integrating AI paradigms with environmental sensor networks to enhance the value and quality of data processing and sets forth the hope of AI-based answers to transform environmental sensing to render it more intelligent, agile, and adaptive.

Abstract

: Environmental monitoring plays a crucial role in detecting and resolving issues such as air and water pollution, and climate change. However, the sheer amount of data from environmental sensors produces problems concerning noise, precision, and real-time processing. The conventional methodologies are not capable of processing such information efficiently and meaningfully. The work explores integrating AI paradigms with environmental sensor networks to enhance the value and quality of data processing. The study details various types of environmental sensors, e.g., air quality, water quality, and multi-parameter sensing modules. It deliberates on how AI methodologies — such as machine learning, deep learning, and AIoT — may be employed to filter, decode, and predict sensor information results. The work provides several real-world use cases to demonstrate how AI enhances environmental monitoring networks concerning accuracy, scalability, and advance knowledge deliverability. The work sets forth the hope of AI-based answers to transform environmental sensing to render it more intelligent, agile, and adaptive. The work attempts to offer actionable knowledge to researchers, developers, and policy-planners designing the monitoring infrastructure of the decade ahead.