Data for Good - Machine Learning to Improve Water Access in Developing Nations
Offered By: PASS Data Community Summit via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a conference talk that delves into the application of machine learning to address water access challenges in developing nations. Learn about the Water Point Data Exchange's global repository containing nearly 500,000 water point data records across 40 countries. Discover how the Global Water Challenge and DataRobot collaborated to leverage automated machine learning, transforming messy public data into an accessible web-based tool. Understand how this tool aids governments in identifying and prioritizing water points for repair, assessing high-risk areas, and determining water point access availability by region. Gain insights into the project's initial results and its practical application in West African operations and policy. Examine how this innovative approach bridges the gap between complex technology and user-friendly interfaces, enabling water managers with varying technical backgrounds to make informed decisions and maximize the utility of available data.
Syllabus
Data for Good: Machine Learning to Improve Water Access in Developing Nations - Jonathan Dahlberg
Taught by
PASS Data Community Summit
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