Titlebook: Expert Systems in Environmental Planning; Jeff R. Wright,Lyna L. Wiggins,T. John Kim Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 Envi

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An Expert System for the Management of the Water Quality in the Latrobe Rivercant percentage of water from the Latrobe River. This massive consumption of water has created significant environmental problems in the Latrobe River. In conjunction with the Environment Protection Authority (EPA), the SECV is attempting to minimize the environmental impact of its operations.

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Knowledge Acquisition and Representation in Building an Expert System for Archaeological Research anservation are widely recognized. Profit-driven motives for land-use allocation decisions for historic preservation planning have led to frequent neglect of archaeological treasures due to complicated jurisdictional issues..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-8833-9and Kim point out, these guidelines are seldom likely to be met in a planning context. Nonetheless, they conclude that expert systems can work well in such contexts, particularly when combined with management database systems, geographic information systems, or decision support systems.

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Diagnostische und operative Hysteroskopie, the United States at more than 750,000 sites. At the present time, these figures have dramatically increased. Figure 11.1 illustrates various types of generated wastes among several developed countries and Table 11.2 shows the typical hazardous substances in a selection of industrial wastes.

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Observations on the Role of Artificial Intelligence Techniques in Geographic Information Processingy system built, and a professional conference or workshop was started for each new domain of applications. As we enter the 1990s, a definite slow down can be observed. Numerous journals have folded, a majority of AI companies have gone out of business, and conferences have been abandoned.

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Multi-Domain Expert Systems for Hazardous Waste Site Investigations the United States at more than 750,000 sites. At the present time, these figures have dramatically increased. Figure 11.1 illustrates various types of generated wastes among several developed countries and Table 11.2 shows the typical hazardous substances in a selection of industrial wastes.

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Testing a Prototype Expert System for Diagnosing Wastewater Treatment Plant Operating Problemsere implemented on a limited, experimental basis, and thus they do not constitute a full scale evaluation effort. Despite their modest scope, the tests yielded information useful in refining the prototype and in designing future expert systems’ validation studies.