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AI-assisted voice enabled computing framework for hydrological analysis

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Carlos Erazo Ramirez *
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İbrahim Demir
DOI:10.1016/j.envsoft.2025.106833delete
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• We present a no-code, web-based platform for AI-assisted hydrological analysis. • Users interact through voice or text with a conversational AI assistant. • The platform integrates real-time hydrological data from federal sources. • It supports reproducible, multi-step workflows with session memory. • The tool lowers barriers for research, education, and decision-making.

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Environmental Modelling and Software
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tulane university
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