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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Artificial intelligence-based water and soil erosion around cities and spatial distribution of sports public service resources

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With the expansion of the scale of cities and the development of industries, the pressure on the land around the cities has also increased, and soil erosion has become more and more serious. Scientific and reasonable urban construction ensures the flow of river ecology foundation, which is very important for urban ecological construction and improving people’s quality of life. Based on artificial intelligence, this paper takes into account the practical problems of urban construction and development based on the basic flow of river ecosystems, and it is difficult to guarantee soil erosion. It discusses the characteristics and hazards of urban soil erosion and proposes the protection of soil and water in urban construction management. It can also optimize the content and layout of urban construction plans and provide experience for comprehensive management of soil erosion in urban construction. Especially after China has set a “service-oriented” government construction goal, the enhancement of performance evaluation has become the mainstream idea for local governments to implement structural reforms in providing sports public services. The performance evaluation of public sports services is an important foundation for the reform of government functions, strengthening the legitimacy of the government, protecting people’s sports and fitness rights, and promoting social justice and justice. This article constructs an index evaluation system for the spatial distribution of sports public service resources and plans to strengthen and balance public sports services according to different levels of requirements. At the same time, the rapid development and popularization of artificial intelligence have had a huge impact on the production and lifestyle of human society and brought challenges and opportunities to the development of public services.

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This article is part of the Topical Collection on Environment and Low Carbon Transportation

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He, F. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Artificial intelligence-based water and soil erosion around cities and spatial distribution of sports public service resources. Arab J Geosci 14, 1252 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-021-07363-1

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