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In this paper, some aspects of the usefulness of intelligent techniques in environmental data processing are discussed. The capabilities of neural networks in improving memory requirements for storage of environmental data and the increase in processing speed are analyzed. Finally, a software package for processing multi-source (geophysical, geochemical, satellite, etc.) data using various neural, fuzzy, multimodular, pattern-recognition and image processing algorithms is presented.

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Charou, E., Vassilas, N., Perantonis, S., Varoufakis, S. (2003). Integration of Intelligent Techniques for Environmental Data Processing. In: Harmancioglu, N.B., Ozkul, S.D., Fistikoglu, O., Geerders, P. (eds) Integrated Technologies for Environmental Monitoring and Information Production. Nato Science Series, vol 23. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-0231-8_23

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