A Novel Groundwater Resource Forecasting Technique for Cultivation Utilizing Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) and Machine Learning (ML) Model
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Groundwater is almost essential part of cultivation process, particularly in parched regions. The prophecy of groundwater intensity is crucial for understanding groundwater availability and provide systematic assistance for the cultivator that the stable convention of groundwater resource. A proposed efficient technique (ET) of forecasting the groundwater level (WFC) methodology was recognized in this study to precisely forecast groundwater intensity for cultivation in the parched regions of south India. Pumping facility, recharge capability of bore wells, exposure of cultivation area and weather conditions are used as key parameters, whereas groundwater level was considered as an output factor. The lack of systematic assistance about the groundwater availability also causes a decrease in the farmer’s emotional stability and thereby affects their plan of enlightening the right crops and craft financial hardship. The proposed technique can be a new method for forecasting groundwater resource. The analytical and prediction reports of the proposed method will assist the farmers about the accessibility of groundwater resource and lead them to plan the cultivation of right crops and prevent from economic defeat.
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