Smart Earth Technologies: a pressing need for abating pollution for a better tomorrow
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- DOI: 10.1007/s11356-021-14481-6
Smart Earth Technologies: a pressing need for abating pollution for a better tomorrow
Abstract
Standing at the cusp of an augmented age facilitates a glance into the future of a cybernetic world aligned with planetary wellbeing. The era of exponential technological revolutions has brought with it a plethora of opportunities expanding in a multi-faceted dimension with an added emphasis towards nurturing a mutual synergy of nature with a daily dose of digitalization. The paper is written with an intent to lay out an accumulated comprehensive review of different literary works which lay the grounds for how different Smart Earth Technologies aid in monitoring and tackling the degradation of air and water resources. If an intertwined state-of-the-art centralized research source could be created, it would become a boon for seasoned researchers and neophytes succeeding portion of the article expands itself to a wide variety of research literature complimented with real-time models, case, and empirical studies which help heighten the previous limit to the research done on these Technologies tinkering the present monitoring systems. The primary aim of this work is to fuel the need of theoretical, practical, and empirical evolution in the ways the intelligent technologies help blossom a pollution-free environment. The secondary intention was to ensure that in-depth study of Smart Environmental Pollution the Monitoring Systems provisioned a multitude of prospects for upgrading one's knowledge on environmental management through current world technologies. By looking at these trends of the past, the enthusiast of technology could collaborate with the researchers of Environmental Pollution to assist in proliferation of diverse 'smart' solutions creating a Smarter, Greener, and Brighter future for research and developments in Sustainable Technologies devising a pollution-free environment.
Keywords: Artificial intelligence; Pollution; Smart Earth; Technology.
© 2021. The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature.
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