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These studies suggest that AI and machine learning, including techniques like Random Forest and deep learning, can significantly enhance natural disaster and emergency management by improving forecasting, detection, classification, and prediction using diverse data sources, and have potential applications in early warning systems, disaster resilience, and recovery, although further research is needed to address challenges across all phases of disaster management.
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The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) in the context of natural disasters and climate change is a rapidly evolving field. These technologies are increasingly being applied to enhance early warning systems, improve disaster resilience, and optimize recovery efforts. They also raise ethical considerations in emergency management, resource allocation, and impact assessment.
AI and ML are pivotal in enhancing the capabilities of natural disaster and climate change management. They provide sophisticated tools for data analysis, prediction, and decision-making across various phases of emergency management. The collective research emphasizes the use of these technologies in early warning systems, disaster response, and resilience building. However, there is a recognized need for advancements in algorithm generalization, explainability, and ethical considerations to ensure the trustworthiness and effectiveness of AI and ML in this critical domain.
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