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<p>Artificial intelligence (AI) applications in forestry as well as wildlife domains have become more feasible due to the advancements in data science and digital and satellite technologies. However, there is a serious global threat to biodiversity due to the rapid expansion of urban, agricultural, and development initiatives. Therefore, the effective monitoring, management, and preservation of biodiversity as well as forest resources may be facilitated by integration of cutting-edge methods like AI in disciplines of forests as well as biodiversity. This study suggests a novel approach to disaster management based on biodiversity protection that makes use of machine learning models and remote sensing image analysis. In this case, the data for disaster management has been gathered and processed for normalisation and smoothing. The processed image features have been segmented using active contour Gaussian Q- histogram equalisation model and feature extracted using probabilistic Bayesian fuzzy transfer NN. Experimental analysis is carried out based on parameters like random accuracy, average precision, sensitivity, AUC, and normalized co-efficient. The proposed technique attained average precision was 95%, sensitivity was 97%, random accuracy was 98%, and normalized coefficient was 94%, AUC of 96%.</p>

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Disaster Management Based on Biodiversity Conservation Using Remote Sensing Data Analysis Using Machine Learning Model

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年1月8日

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  • Kiran Sree Pokkuluri,
  • Talla Mounika,
  • N. Durga Devi,
  • D. Ratna Kishore,
  • B. Balakiruthiga,
  • B. Murali Krishna

摘要

Artificial intelligence (AI) applications in forestry as well as wildlife domains have become more feasible due to the advancements in data science and digital and satellite technologies. However, there is a serious global threat to biodiversity due to the rapid expansion of urban, agricultural, and development initiatives. Therefore, the effective monitoring, management, and preservation of biodiversity as well as forest resources may be facilitated by integration of cutting-edge methods like AI in disciplines of forests as well as biodiversity. This study suggests a novel approach to disaster management based on biodiversity protection that makes use of machine learning models and remote sensing image analysis. In this case, the data for disaster management has been gathered and processed for normalisation and smoothing. The processed image features have been segmented using active contour Gaussian Q- histogram equalisation model and feature extracted using probabilistic Bayesian fuzzy transfer NN. Experimental analysis is carried out based on parameters like random accuracy, average precision, sensitivity, AUC, and normalized co-efficient. The proposed technique attained average precision was 95%, sensitivity was 97%, random accuracy was 98%, and normalized coefficient was 94%, AUC of 96%.