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🌊 GeoWindNet: Smart Seafloor Wind Farm Suitability Predictor 🌬️

What is GeoWindNet?

GeoWindNet is a cutting-edge machine learning project designed to help renewable energy experts find the perfect spots for offshore wind farms. Imagine having a smart assistant that can look at complex seafloor data and tell you exactly where you should place wind turbines – that's exactly what this project does!

🎯 Project Mission

Our goal is simple but powerful: Use artificial intelligence to make offshore wind farm placement smarter, faster, and more efficient.

🚀 Key Features

  • Smart Data Analysis: Uses advanced machine learning to process complex geospatial data
  • Precision Prediction: Determines seafloor suitability with high accuracy
  • Flexible Framework: Easy to adapt and customize for different datasets
  • Comprehensive Evaluation: Provides detailed performance metrics

🛠️ How It Works

Data Processing

  1. Loads seafloor data from a CSV file
  2. Preprocesses and standardizes input features
  3. Transforms data into a format perfect for neural network analysis

Machine Learning Magic

  • Uses a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)
  • Automatically finds the best model configuration
  • Optimizes performance through intelligent hyperparameter tuning

Performance Metrics

GeoWindNet doesn't just predict – it proves its worth by measuring:

  • Precision
  • Recall
  • F1-Score
  • AUC-ROC
  • Detailed Confusion Matrix

🔧 Prerequisites

Software Requirements

  • Python 3.8+
  • Libraries:
    pip install tensorflow keras scikit-learn pandas numpy seaborn matplotlib keras-tuner

📦 Project Structure

GeoWindNet/
│
├── data/
│   └── seafloor_data.csv     # Your input dataset
│
├── logs/                     # Execution logs
│   └── geowindnet.log
│
├── hyperparam_logs/          # Hyperparameter tuning details
│
├── geowindnet.py             # Main project script
│
└── geowindnet_final.h5       # Trained model

🚀 Quick Start Guide

  1. Prepare Your Data

    • Place your seafloor dataset in ./data/seafloor_data.csv
    • Ensure it has numerical features and a binary 'suitability' column
  2. Run the Project

    python geowindnet.py
  3. Check Results

    • Console output shows performance metrics
    • Logs saved in logs/geowindnet.log
    • Trained model saved as geowindnet_final.h5

🔬 Customization Options

Hyperparameter Tuning

Easily adjust the search space:

tuner = kt.RandomSearch(
    build_hypermodel,
    objective='val_accuracy',
    max_trials=10,  # Increase for more exploration
    directory='hyperparam_logs',
    project_name='GeoWindNet_Tuning'
)

Model Architecture

Modify CNN layers in build_model() to suit your specific needs.

🌈 Future Roadmap

  • Integrate more diverse geospatial datasets
  • Expand to multi-class suitability predictions
  • Develop web API for real-time predictions
  • Implement advanced data augmentation techniques

🤝 Contributing

Love the project? Here's how you can help:

  • Report bugs
  • Suggest features
  • Submit pull requests
  • Share your use cases

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GeoWindNet: AI-powered offshore wind farm suitability predictor , Machine learning solution using CNN to analyze geospatial data and predict optimal seafloor locations for wind farm installation. Combines deep learning, data science, and renewable energy technology to accelerate sustainable infrastructure planning.

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