The Science of AI in Environmental Engineering [Hardcover]

This book explores the integration of AI in environmental engineering, emphasizing the unique challenges and approaches required for accurate modeling of physical phenomena.

Part I The Foundation Chapter 1 The Digital Enlightenment Chapter 2 The Digital Professional Chapter 3 Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering Chapter 4 The Environmental Engineer's Toolbox Part II Applications and Impacts Chapter 5 Water Supply and Treatment Chapter 6 Water Resource Management Chapter 7 Wastewater Treatment Chapter 8 Air Pollution Management and Monitoring Chapter 9 Environnemental Impact Assessment and Mitigation Chapter 10 Waste Management Engineering Chapter 11 Forestry and Agriculture Chapter 12 Green Energy Chapter 13 Land Surveying Chapter 14 Biotechnology Chapter 15 Environmental System Modeling Chapter 16 Industrial Hygiene Part III Conclusion Chapter 17 Data Center Limiting Factors

This book explores the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in environmental engineering, emphasizing the unique challenges and approaches required for the accurate modeling of physical phenomena. It clearly explains how AI should be developed and applied specifically in this field, offering definitions, examples, and practical guidance. It is designed to be accessible, featuring tables, figures, and illustrations to simplify complex topics like water hydraulics, air pollution, waste management, and more. Suitable for professionals in the field and students, this book explains the benefits of AI in environmental engineering and discusses the latest developments and environmental concerns.

This book:

• Explains the nexus between artificial intelligence and environmental engineering
• Includes illustrative problems and solutions commonly used in current environmental practices