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DOI:
https://doi.org/10.64751/Keywords:
Water Scarcity, Resource Management, Knowledge Sharing, Data Analytics, Machine Learning, Sustainable Development, Smart Water Management, Decision Support System.Abstract
Water scarcity has become a critical global issue due to rapid population growth, climate change, and inefficient water management practices. Many regions face challenges in accessing, distributing, and conserving water resources effectively. This project proposes a centralized knowledge-sharing platform to address water scarcity by integrating data, insights, and best practices from multiple stakeholders such as government agencies, researchers, and local communities. The platform aims to facilitate efficient water resource management through real-time information sharing and data-driven decisionmaking. The system collects and analyzes data from various sources, including rainfall patterns, water usage statistics, reservoir levels, and environmental conditions. Advanced technologies such as data analytics and machine learning are utilized to identify trends, predict water demand, and recommend optimal resource allocation strategies. The platform enables users to share knowledge, report issues, and access guidelines for sustainable water usage. Additionally, it supports collaborative decision-making by providing a unified interface for monitoring and managing water resources. Experimental results indicate that the centralized approach improves water distribution efficiency, reduces wastage, and enhances awareness among users. The system also helps in early detection of water shortages and supports proactive planning. However, challenges such as data integration, scalability, and user adoption need to be addressed. Overall, this project highlights the importance of leveraging technology and collaboration to tackle water scarcity and promote sustainable water management practices.
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