Telecommunication as a vehicle to mitigate the impact of climate change

David L. Ndzi*

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    Abstract

    The keynote talk examines the role of ICT and telecommunication in combating climate change. In particular, it focuses on the role of ICT in predicting environmental conditions for effective management, disaster prevention and reduction in emissions from mitigation measures. The use of wireless sensor networks and artificial intelligent systems to predict rain, rain duration, rain runoff and thus river characteristics are presented. The application of these systems in water resource management and precision agriculture are also presented.

    The work draws heavily from research on rainfall studies in the British Isle and North West continental Europe. In the tropics, the usecase is based on studies in North West Peninsular Malaysia most of which have been a collaboration with the University of Malaysia Perlis. The effective application of ICT as presented in this talk will address at least 8 of the UN Sustainable Development Goal.
    Original languageEnglish
    Number of pages30
    Publication statusPublished - 27 Jun 2021
    Event2021 International Conference on Communication and Information Technology - Iraq University College, Basra, Iraq
    Duration: 27 Jun 202128 Jun 2021
    https://icict20.iuc.edu.iq/

    Conference

    Conference2021 International Conference on Communication and Information Technology
    Abbreviated titleICICT21
    Country/TerritoryIraq
    CityBasra
    Period27/06/2128/06/21
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