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Implementing Automated Systems for Improved Environmental Health Monitoring

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  • Tripathy
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  • Mahajan

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These approaches seem to totally alter our handling of environmental health hazards, therefore improving public health management and results. Under this method, IoT-equipped sensors are combined into a network that real-time gathers and analyses environmental data. Analysing this data, machine learning algorithms find possible health hazards, project patterns, and provide useful insights. Because the technology is scalable and flexible, it may be used anywhere—from rural to metropolitan locations. Compared to conventional techniques, automated solutions greatly increase the efficiency of data collecting and risk assessment, therefore saving the time and effort needed. Furthermore, the incorporation of predictive analytics lets one react to environmental risks pro-actively, hence improving public health results. Moreover, the automated environmental health monitoring systems provide governments and companies assigned to cover vast regions with a more affordable alternative. Automated systems used in environmental health monitoring provide significant gains in data accuracy, timeliness, and resource allocation in the implementation. These solutions are ready to transform the way we control environmental health hazards, therefore improving public health management and results.

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Handle: RePEc:dbk:health:v:2:y:2023:i::p:246:id:246
DOI: 10.56294/hl2023246
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