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FOSSIL FUEL PRESENTED BY :

•M O H A M E D W A L I D
Outline

•WHAT IS NEURAL NETWORK?


•WHAT CAN NEURAL NETWORK Do?
•HOW DOES NEURAL NETWORK WORK?
•Fossil fuel uses
•TYPES OF NEURAL NETWORK

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What is a fossil
fuel
•AS A MATTER OF FACT, YOU HAVE BEEN
USING NEURAL NETWORK ON A DAILY
BASIS!
•NEURAL NETWORK IS A SYSTEM OR
HARDWARE THAT IS DESIGNED TO
OPERATE LIKE A HUMAN BRAIN

3
When were fossil
fuels discovered

•WHEN YOU ASK YOUR MOBILE


ASSISTANT TO PERFORM A SEARCH FOR
YOU
•SELF DRIVING CARS USE IT
•COMPUTER GAMES USE IT TOO!
•ALSO USED IN PROCESSING THE MAP
IMAGES ON YOUR PHONE

2/7/20XX 4
Type of fossil
fuels

•There are three basic types of


fossil fuels
•Coal
•Oil
•Natural Gas

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Types of fossil
fuels
IDENTIFY FACES CONTROL ROBOTS TRANSLATE TEXT

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How does a Neural
Network work?
Example
HOW TRAFFIC CAMERAS IDENTIFY VEHICLES
REGISTRATION PLATE ON THE ROAD TO
DETECT SPEEDING VEHICLES AND THOSE
BREAKING THE LAW

28*28 PIXELS OF THE IMAGE IS


FED AS INPUT TO IDENTIFY THE
REGISTRATION PLATE

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Types of fossil
fuels

EACH NEURON HAS A NUMBER


CALLED ACTIVATION THAT
REPRESENTS THE GRAYSCALE
VALUE OF THE CORRESPONDING
PIXEL RANGING FROM O TO 1,1
FOR WHITE PIXEL AND O FOR
BLACK PIXEL

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Types of fossil
fuels
EACH NEURON IS LIT UP WHEN
ITS ACTIVATION IS CLOSE TO 1

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Fossil fuel uses

Electricity generation

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Fossil fuel uses

Transportation

Fossil fuels are the primary source of energy


for transportation, including cars, trucks,
buses, airplanes, and ships.

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Fossil fuel uses

Heating and cooling

Fossil fuels are used for heating and cooling in


homes, offices, and industrial facilities.

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Fossil fuel uses

Industrial processes:

Fossil fuels are used as a feedstock in a wide


range of industrial processes, including
manufacturing, chemical production, and
agriculture.

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The main
advantages of
fossil fuels

Abundance
Reliability
Efficiency
Economic benefits

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The main advantages of
fossil fuels

Abundance

Fossil fuels are abundant and widely


distributed around the world.
This makes them relatively easy to access and
affordable compared to other sources of
energy

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The main advantages of
fossil fuels

Reliability

Fossil fuels are highly reliable sources of


energy, as they can be stored and transported
easily.
This makes them a preferred choice for
meeting the base load of electricity demand.

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The main advantages of
fossil fuels

Efficiency

Fossil fuel power plants are highly efficient


and can produce large amounts of energy
with minimal waste.

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The main advantages of
fossil fuels

Economic benefits

The fossil fuel industry provides jobs and


economic benefits to many countries around
the world

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The main disadvantages
of fossil fuels

Health impacts
Non-renewable
Price volatility
Geopolitical risks
Environmental impacts

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The main disadvantages
of fossil fuels

Health impacts

Fossil fuels can have negative impacts on


human health, particularly through air
pollution and the release of harmful chemicals
during the extraction, transportation, and
refining process.

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The main disadvantages
of fossil fuels

Non-renewable

Fossil fuels are finite resources and will


eventually run out, making it important to
transition to more sustainable and renewable
sources of energy.

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The main disadvantages
of fossil fuels

Price volatility

Fossil fuel prices can be volatile and are


subject to supply and demand fluctuations,
geopolitical tensions, and other factors that
can affect their availability and price.

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The main disadvantages
of fossil fuels

Geopolitical risks

Countries that rely heavily on fossil fuel


imports may be vulnerable to geopolitical risks
such as supply disruptions, price shocks, and
conflicts over resources.

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The main disadvantages
of fossil fuels

Environmental impacts
Fossil fuels contribute to a range of
environmental problems, including air
pollution, water pollution, and climate
change.
The extraction, transportation, and
combustion of fossil fuels can also have
significant impacts on wildlife, ecosystems,
and natural resources.

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Fossil fuel in
some country

•Saudi Arabia
•Russia
•United States
•Canada

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Saudi Arabia

•Saudi Arabia is the largest producer and


exporter of oil in the world, making up
nearly 16% of global production.

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Russia

•Russia is the second-largest producer of


oil in the world, accounting for around
12% of global production.

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The United
States

•The United States is the third-largest


producer of oil in the world, producing
about 10% of global production.

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Canada

•Canada is the fourth-largest producer of


oil in the world, accounting for around 5%
of global production.

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Fossil fuel in Egypt

Egypt is a country that heavily relies on fossil fuels to


meet its energy demands. According to the U.S. Energy
Information Administration (EIA), Egypt is the largest
non-OPEC oil producer in Africa and the second-largest
natural gas producer on the continent after Algeria.
The main fossil fuels in Egypt are oil and natural gas. Oil
production is centered in the Gulf of Suez, while natural
gas is produced in the Nile Delta and the Mediterranean
Sea. Egypt's proven oil reserves were estimated at 4.4
billion barrels as of 2021, while its proven natural gas
reserves were estimated at 77.2 trillion cubic feet.
In recent years, Egypt has made efforts to diversify its
energy mix by investing in renewable energy sources
such as wind and solar power. However, fossil fuels still
account for the majority of Egypt's energy consumption,
and the country continues to explore for new oil and gas
reserves.
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The Future of
Energy
•The world is gradually shifting away from fossil
fuels and towards renewable energy sources.
Governments around the world are introducing
policies to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels
and increase their use of renewable energy. This
is being driven by concerns about climate
change, air pollution and other environmental
issues.
•The future of energy will be a mix of renewable
and non-renewable sources. Renewable energy
sources such as wind, solar and hydropower will
play an increasingly important role, while fossil
fuels will continue to be an important part of the
global energy mix. Therefore, it is important to
find ways to reduce their environmental impacts
and make them more sustainable.

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Thank you

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