Predicting the Impacts of the Environment on the Probability and Severity of Electrical Injuries by AIML

The acceleration of global warming and environmental degradation has been attributed to industrial growth and fossil fuel utilization. Consequently, this phenomenon has resulted in a rise in the frequency and intensity of natural disasters. Due to their predominantly outdoor installation, generators are subject to significant impacts. The occurrence of natural disasters has led to an increase in accidents associated with electrical equipment. This paper analyses statistical data on electrical fires, electric shock accidents, and electricity-related accidents caused by climate change in domestic settings to determine the associated risk rating.In this study, we propose a risk assessment model for electrical fires, explicitly focusing on every month. Our approach involves analysing data on electrical hazards in different regional areas, particularly metropolitan cities, considering climatic conditions such as temperature and humidity. Additionally, we aim to evaluate the accident risk rating associated with natural disasters, specifically those related to low and high-voltage equipment. In this study, a risk analysis model has been developed to assess electrical hazards in different regions and equipment types. The model presented herein serves as a foundational predictive tool. Hence, offering electrical security amenities in the forthcoming period is feasible by giving a risk estimation map delineating potential dangers specific to each geographical area and wiring category via web platforms or mobile applications utilizing the investigation data provided. Additionally, it is imperative to enhance the resilience and dependability of electrical components as a proactive measure against electrocute ions resulting from climate change-induced emergencies.