Sustainable Agriculture in Food Security Integrating Satellite Data Risk Assessment by Cyberattack Detection: AI Applications
摘要
Globally, chronic food insecurity persists and is made worse by shocks brought on by climate change, like floods and droughts. In order to guarantee prompt assistance delivery, humanitarian programming prioritizes predicting levels of food insecurity and identifying homes that are at risk. Using complicated and diverse data, machine learning (ML) models have been widely used to promote food security. This research proposes a novel technique in sustainable agriculture-based food security analysis and satellite data cyberattack detection using machine learning models. Here, the input is collected based on satellite data, and its cyber detection has been analyzed using a convolutional spatio adversarial encoder neural network. Then, from this satellite data, the food security analysis data has been collected and processed for noise removal and normalization. Processed data has been classified using the fuzzy Q-Boltzmann ResNet transfer neural network. Experimental analysis is carried out for the food security analysis dataset in terms of data integrity, detection accuracy, average precision, F-1 score, and recall. The proposed approach yielded 97% detection accuracy, data integrity of 98%, 96% average precision, 93% recall, and 94% F-1 score.