AI Predicts Gully Erosion
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Novel AI methodology improves gully erosion prediction and interpretation
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Gullies can be triggered suddenly by a single heavy rainfall event, creating deep channels that are difficult to rehabilitate even with heavy machinery.
The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign researchers use a new AI -driven approach that combines machine learning with an interpretability tool to enhance the prediction of gully formation.
The research is published in the Journal of Environmental Management .