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SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE RELIABLE AND EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF WATER RESOURCES IN THE SOUTHERN MIRZACHUL MAIN CANAL BASED ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

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Abstract

The WaterAI system was developed as the next stage of development following the first desktop prototype. In this version, the main goal was no longer merely to show whether water was sufficient, but to optimize the available water resources by taking into account crop priority, crop water demand, canal conveyance capacity, the previous irrigation cycle, and the remaining deficit. The artificial-intelligence-based WaterAI dashboard allows the operator to enter the daily water volume, run the calculation, and view the results in tables and charts. The interface separately displays the total water demand, distributed water, remaining water, deficit by crop, and status by lead farm. The Streamlit dashboard program offers broader analytical capabilities than the C++ desktop interface. Users can simultaneously view overall indicators, the list of picket points, color-coded status charts, and comparison diagrams by crop.

Author Biography

Umidjon Sadiyev

PhD (Doctor of Philosophy), Senior Researcher


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