Russian Federation
Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administrarion under the President of the Russian Federation (Institute of Social Sciences, Department of State Regulation of Economics, associate professor)
Moskva, Moscow, Russian Federation
In the context of rapid climate change and expanding industrialization of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, issues of rational nature management are becoming of paramount importance. The Arctic is a unique region where global environmental challenges such as accelerated melting of permafrost, loss of biodiversity, changes in the structure of ecosystems and depletion of natural resources require a special approach to management. Traditional methods of nature management are proving ineffective in the face of new threats, which emphasizes the need to introduce intelligent technologies.
artificial intelligence, disaster response, monitoring, early warning, humanitarian logistics, sustainable development
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