A Web-Geographical Information System for Real Time Monitoring of Arachthos River, Greece

Athanasiou, T; Salmas, Dimitrios; Karvelis, Petros; Angelis, Ioannis; Andrea, Veronika; Schismenos, Paraskeuas; Styliou, Maria; Stylios, Chrysostomos

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2018.11.335

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“…However, a new area of research is emerging with great potential and, therefore, part of the research potential begins to be migrate to the healthcare services, as is evidenced by the articles of Rais et al (2018) or Ferreira et al (2020), which is bringing Portugal closer to Sweden. In Greece, the research interest is not much different from the Portuguese ones, particularly on the incidence in healthcare services (Chatzakis et al 2018;Grekousis and Liu 2019) and water management services (Alamanos et al 2018;Athanasiou et al 2018); however, we note a strong investment in renewable energy-of the 25 articles published in 2018, 10 of which are related to clean energy (Polemis and Spais 2020;Vlachokostas et al 2020).…”

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Artificial Intelligence Research and Its Contributions to the European Union’s Political Governance: Comparative Study between Member States

2020

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In the last six decades, many advances have been made in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). Bearing in mind that AI technologies are influencing societies and political systems differently, it can be useful to understand what are the common issues between similar states in the European Union and how these political systems can collaborate with each other, seeking synergies, finding opportunities and saving costs. Therefore, we carried out an exploratory research among similar states of the European Union, in terms of scientific research in areas of AI technologies, namely: Portugal, Greece, Austria, Belgium and Sweden. A key finding of this research is that intelligent decision support systems (IDSS) are essential for the political decision-making process, since politics normally deals with complex and multifaceted decisions, which involve trade-offs between different stakeholders. As public health is becoming increasingly relevant in the field of the European Union, the IDSSs can provide relevant contributions, as it may allow sharing critical information and assist in the political decision-making process, especially in response to crisis situations.

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Artificial Intelligence Research and Its Contributions to the European Union’s Political Governance: Comparative Study between Member States

2020

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“…Carlos et al (2020) faz uma revisão sistemática de artigos voltados à temática para diversos objetivos, entre eles a utilização de WebGis. Dentre eles, Athanasiou et al (2018) apresentam um sistema de alerta pluviométrico em áreas de inundação, tendo como área de estudo, o rio Aracthos na Grécia, por meio do uso de WebGis para fornecimento de informações para a população em geral. No entanto, os referidos autores não relacionam a um sistema Arduino, somente ao SIG.…”

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Sensor de monitoramento de umidade do solo com Arduino

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Internet Das Coisas E Sustentabilidade: Propostas Tecnológicas

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“…The system offers Web Map Services (WMS) and Web Feature Services (WFS) according to the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). It provides programmatic access to data of the telemetric stations and their associated time series via an API https://enhydris.readthedocs.io/en/latest/dev/webservice-api.html (accessed on 15 April 2024) [29,30] and free soil data series from numerous telemetric stations in the Epirus region [31].…”

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The Western Greece Soil Information System (WΕSIS)—A Soil Health Design Supported by the Internet of Things, Soil Databases, and Artificial Intelligence Technologies in Western Greece

Kalantzopoulos,

Paraskevopoulos,

Domalis

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Soil quality is vital for ecosystem stability, impacting human, plant, and animal health. Traditional soil quality assessments are labor-intensive and costly, making them unsuitable for smart agriculture. To overcome this, Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are employed for sustainable agriculture, enabling real-time data collection and analysis, trend identification, and soil health optimization. The Western Greece Soil Information System (WΕSIS) offers open-access data and services for soil health and sustainability. It includes modules for soil quality indicators, sustainable fertilization management zones, soil property distribution, prediction, mapping, statistical analysis, water management, land use maps, digital soil mapping, and crop health calculation. Integrating the IoT and AI allows for real-time and remote monitoring of soil conditions, managing soil interventions adaptively and in a data-driven way, enhancing soil resources’ efficiency and sustainability, and increasing crop yield and quality. AI algorithms assist farmers and regional stakeholders in optimizing production lines, methodologies, and field practices, reducing costs and increasing profitability. This promotes a circular economy, a soil- and climate-resilient future, biodiversity protection targets, and enhanced soil fertility and productivity. The proposed IoT/AI technical architecture can underpin the development of soil health monitoring platforms, integrating data from various sources, automating data collection, and providing decision support tools.

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A Web-Geographical Information System for Real Time Monitoring of Arachthos River, Greece

Cited by 9 publications

References 9 publications

Artificial Intelligence Research and Its Contributions to the European Union’s Political Governance: Comparative Study between Member States

Artificial Intelligence Research and Its Contributions to the European Union’s Political Governance: Comparative Study between Member States

Sensor de monitoramento de umidade do solo com Arduino

The Western Greece Soil Information System (WΕSIS)—A Soil Health Design Supported by the Internet of Things, Soil Databases, and Artificial Intelligence Technologies in Western Greece

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