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Browsing Track 4 - AI and Smart Technologies for Monitoring and Restoring Ecosystem Health by Issue Date

Browsing Track 4 - AI and Smart Technologies for Monitoring and Restoring Ecosystem Health by Issue Date

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A Systematic Review of Clinical Strategies for Bloodless Surgery: A Machine Learning Perspective

Rashmy, A.R.M.; Kirushika, J. (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)
Detecting Underwater Macroplastic Pollution: A Review on AI-Based Computer Vision Methods and their Relevance to Sri Lanka’s Marine Ecosystem

Shameeha, M.S.M.F.; Siyad, N.M. (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

The escalating crisis of marine plastic pollution, particularly macroplastic debris, poses severe threats to marine biodiversity, coastal ecosystems, and human livelihoods. Sri Lanka, ranked among the top global contributors ...
Towards a Socio-Techno-Ecological Framework (RESCUE) for Smart Waste Management for Urban Areas in Sri Lanka: A Conceptual Model

Vitharana, V.P.M.; Fernando, P.S.A.M.; Rukshitha, S.V.S.; Nethmini, K.D.; Dharmasena, N.P.M.S.; Wickramasinghe, B.M.G.S.T.S.K. (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

Urbanization in Sri Lanka is accelerating rapidly, with nearly 47% of the population projected to live in urban centers by 2035, up from 19% in 2000. This surge, coupled with rising consumerism, has intensified municipal ...
Early Detection and Diagnosis of Coconut Leaf Diseases in Sri Lanka’s Coconut Triangle: A Systematic Review

Danushiya, K.; Siyad, N.M. (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

This study presents a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) on the early detection and diagnosis of coconut leaf diseases in Sri Lanka’s Coconut Triangle, a region critical to the nation’s agricultural economy. The review ...
Plastic Waste Leakage in Urban River Basins of Sri Lanka: A Geospatial and Machine Learning Perspective

Aratthanage, K.D.B.; Premachandra, N.G.P.R.; Kirushika, J.; Madhushika, T.D.T.; Subasighe, H.P.I.; Wanigasuriya, N.C. (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

Plastic waste leakage into the urban river basins has emerged as a critical environmental challenge in Sri Lanka, threatening aquatic ecosystems, public health, and urban resilience. Rapid urbanization, inadequate waste ...
Design and Implementation of a Low-Power Edge WSN Architecture for Mangrove Health Monitoring in Restoration Sites

Raj, K. Arun Delan; Wickramasinghe, D.S. (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

This research presents an AI-ready, scalable, low-power wireless sensor network (WSN) framework for smart environmental monitoring in remote and ecologically sensitive coastal areas, with a focus on mangrove replantation ...
IoT-Enabled Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring for Shrimp Farming: Trends, Challenges, and Future Directions in Sri Lanka: A Systematic Review

Balakrishnan, P.; Kirushika, J. (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

Shrimp farming plays a significant role in Sri Lanka’s aquaculture industry, contributing substantially to the national economy. However, many shrimp farms still rely on manual monitoring methods to assess critical water ...
UTAUT-Based Predictive Analysis of Youth Adoption of Gamified Environmental Sustainability Apps

Aratthanage, K.D.B.; Fernando, W.A.L.P.; Madhushika, T.D.T.; Subasighe, H.P.I.; Premachandra, N.G.P.R.; Wanigasuriya, N.C. (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

This study investigates factors influencing the adoption of a gamified mobile application for environmental sustainability activities among Open and Distance Learning Software Engineering undergraduates in Colombo District, ...
AI and IoT-Driven Framework for Monitoring and Restoring of Mangrove Ecosystem Health in Coastal Sri Lanka

Wazny, H.S.; Siyad, N.M. (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

Mangrove ecosystems in Sri Lanka are critical for coastal protection, biodiversity, and carbon sequestration, but face increasing threats from anthropogenic activities and climate change. Traditional monitoring methods ...

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