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Title The Rational Use of Water Resources in the Strategy of Industry 4.0
ID_Doc 17866
Authors Kosolapova, NA; Matveeva, LG; Nikitaeva, AY; Molapisi, L
Title The Rational Use of Water Resources in the Strategy of Industry 4.0
Year 2021
Published Water Resources Management, 35, 9
DOI 10.1007/s11269-021-02889-1
Abstract The article substantiates that the transformation of the world economy associated with Industry 4.0 leads to a significant change in the way resources are used and affects the possibility of implementing the concept of sustainable development. In this regard, a combined analysis of the concept of new industrial development and the concept of sustainable development, as well as an assessment of the current practice of their implementation is required. In this paper, such an analysis was carried out on the example of water resources management. The paper proposes a methodology for assessing the correlation of water management and industrial development levels of regions. This includes the use of both traditional statistical approaches to the analysis of the level of development of economic systems, and elements of data mining. The neural network is constructed in order to estimate the forecasted values of the water intensity of the gross regional product when the indicators of the level of industrial development of the regions change. The results show that the most significant indicators for changing water intensity include advanced production technologies used, the share of value-added to high-tech industries, and innovative activities of organisations.
Author Keywords Water resources; Industry 4; 0; Sustainable development; Rational water use; Neural network
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)
EID WOS:000667643100003
WoS Category Engineering, Civil; Water Resources
Research Area Engineering; Water Resources
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