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In the current research, the authors’ team considers water as a primary resource for the protection of human life and health, but also as a generator of socio-economic growth and healthy environment. Rationally managed water resources are an essential component of urban development, which reduces poverty and morbidity and improves the quality of life. Conventional water system management maximizes existing water flows to fulfill the necessities of society. Another aspect taken into account is the impact of climate change on the sustainability of water resources. On the one hand, such a thought line considers the risk of water scarcity, on the other, the possibility of generating new innovative solutions, dictated by such a challenge. Sustainable water management is essential for ensuring Earth's life and future. The challenges in environmental planning for sustainable water development are stochastic dynamics and hydraulic constraints. This document proposes adaptive intelligent, diligent water resources planning to maintain the urban water environment (AIDWRP). The adaptive smart approach is a subset of artificial intelligence (AI) technology that effectively models environmental planning for sustainable water development. Artificial intelligence modeling improves water efficiency. It transforms information and lays the foundation for a more cost-effective process, improving data-based decision-making. The technology combines digital tools for artificial intelligence and human intellectual skills.
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The paper is part of a research project titled HИ-14/2020, “Modernizing regional development in the context of digital transformation,” financed by the University of National and World Economy via the program for Scientific and research activities.
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Botseva, D., Tanakov, N., Nikolov, G. (2022). Intelligent Water Resources Management. In: Jeon, HY. (eds) Sustainable Development of Water and Environment. Environmental Science and Engineering. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-07500-1_23
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