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Rahmah Shakir

York University Research Uses AI to Predict Flood Risk in Real Time

November 13, 2019
National, News

Researchers from York University can now predict river water levels days in advance of floods using artificial intelligence and data from two rivers: the Don…

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Rahmah Shakir

York University Research Uses AI to Predict Flood Risk in Real Time

Canada and New Brunswick invest in water infrastructure to enable new housing in Tracadie

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Tunnelling complete for Metro Vancouver’s Annacis Water Supply Tunnel

Global report highlights pathways to advance water reuse worldwide

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