Cyber Physical Framework for Mining Pollution Remediation Using RISC V and AI in Zambia

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environment and energy

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CepJam

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ICT

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Anthropogenic discharge of heavy metals, acids and suspended particulates from intensive mining operations along Zambia’s Kafue River has triggered a persistent ecological crisis. Conventional monitoring—periodic grab sampling followed by laboratory analysis—offers limited temporal resolution and cannot capture rapid pollution spikes.

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