Hong Kong lanza un sistema de alerta de inundaciones basado en IA 3D

Las autoridades de Hong Kong han puesto en marcha un sistema de previsión y alerta de inundaciones basado en inteligencia artificial, capaz de realizar simulaciones en 3D para permitir medidas preventivas y respuestas de emergencia más oportunas. El sistema ayuda a planificar respuestas más rápidas y acciones preventivas en zonas de alto riesgo. Esta tecnología se suma al sistema de visualización de riesgos de inundación en todo el territorio desplegado tras el supertifón Ragasa del año pasado.

El Departamento de Servicios de Drenaje de Hong Kong colaboró con la Universidad Tecnológica del Sur de China, con sede en Guangzhou, para desarrollar el nuevo modelo, que integra el análisis de macrodatos y la IA para realizar simulaciones de inundaciones en 3D.

"El objetivo es fomentar que Hong Kong sea una ciudad orientada al futuro y resiliente al clima", declaró Ringo Mok Wing-cheong, director del Departamento de Servicios de Drenaje.

Entrenado con diversos conjuntos de datos, que incluyen estadísticas meteorológicas para la predicción a corto plazo de precipitaciones y mareas, el modelo genera simulaciones de inundaciones en tiempo real e ilustra la evolución dinámica de las inundaciones en tres dimensiones.

Ayudará al departamento a planificar con antelación las respuestas de emergencia ante posibles inundaciones en zonas de alto riesgo como King Yin Lane en Wan Chai, Tseung Kwan O, Tai Po, el río Tsui Ping y el río Lam Tsuen en Kwun Tong.

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