ROLE OF IT IN

THE ENVIRONMENT AND IN

HUMAN HEALTH -Sherin
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 So basically:
Information Technology (IT) helps us understand
and protect the environment by collecting and
analyzing data on things like air and water
quality. It also helps manage resources more
efficiently and involves people in environmental
efforts through tools like apps and websites
Envis (Environmental Information
System) Overview:
It is like a big digital library filled with
all kinds of information about the
environment

It stores data on things like air and

water quality, wildlife, and plants.

Scientists and policymakers use Envis to

learn about the environment, track
changes over time, and make decisions
to protect it.
Remote Sensing
Information System (RIS):
It is like a high-tech detective for
Earth. It uses satellites and sensors to
take pictures and gather data from far
away. This data helps scientists
understand things like weather
patterns, land use, and environmental
changes, helping us make better
decisions about how to protect and
manage our planet.
 Geographic Information System (GIS):
IT is like a digital map that can do
amazing things. It combines maps
with data about places, like
population, elevation, and land use.
This helps us understand and solve
problems related to geography, like
where to build roads, manage
natural resources, or respond to
emergencies
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GIS enables users to map, query, analyze, and interpret spatial data to gain insights
and solve complex problems related to geography and location.
 Role of IT in
Human Health:
ELECTRONICS HEALTH LAPROSCOP
RECORDS(EHR) Y
 Electronic Health Records (EHR):
EHR is like a digital file cabinet for all your medical information. It helps doctors keep track
of your health history and makes it easier to share important information with other
healthcare providers
Laparoscopy is a special kind of
surgery where doctors use small
cameras and tools to do operations
without making big cuts.
Technology keeps making this kind
of surgery safer and better.
Compared to traditional open
surgery, patients often experience
less pain, an earlier recovery, and
less scarring with laparoscopic
surgery. .
Conclusion:
In the future, IT will continue
to play a big role in making
healthcare better. We'll see
more advancements in
technology, like robots helping
with surgeries and smart
devices keeping us healthy at
home. It's an exciting time for
healthcare and technology
working together!