AI-Driven ChatBot for INGRES: An Intelligent Virtual Assistant for India's Groundwater Resource Estimation System
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Basically, every year India checks itself out many groundwater stuff which is called INGRES. It's like GIS web platform which was built-up by CGWB and IIT Hyderabad for the ministry of Jal Shakti department. Even though it's got a humongous database, tackling how you get the info you need is still a pain to researchers, policy makers, and regular folks. So, in this paper we're suggesting an AI powered chatbot but it will plug right into INGRES. It allows you to ask questions in pure languages while giving you the ability to question in real time data past data and realistic instant pop out graph and even certain Indian languages. The tech behind the bot is based on top-tier NLP tools such as Sentence Transformers and Google Generative AI which is able to catch what you are asking for, along with pulling out the right data from the INGRES DB. The entire thing is running on a Fast API (back end), React/Next.js (front end) and a PostgreSQL database with GIS extensions, which is also containerized within Docker and stack on the cloud. This should make accessing ground water info way easier and help everyone from scientist to policy makers to make smarter decisions for water sustainability
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