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The article discusses how artificial neural networks are used to model hydrologic processes by Dr. Emery A. Coppola Jr. from NOAH LLC. Dr. Coppola has extensive experience in applying this technique to water resources management. The main goal is to improve the understanding and management of water resources through advanced modeling methods. The key findings include successful applications of artificial neural networks in groundwater resources, water distribution systems, and surface water systems.