Development of Intelligent Analysis and Visualization Software Tools for Environmental Monitoring Data

With the increasingly severe environmental pollution problem, the widespread deployment of environmental monitoring stations has generated massive and complex environmental data. Traditional data processing methods seem inadequate in the face of such a large amount of data, while the introduction of big data technology has brought revolutionary changes to the processing and analysis of environmental monitoring data. Through big data analysis, not only can the accuracy and completeness of monitoring data be significantly improved, but also the efficiency and quality of environmental monitoring can be greatly improved, providing solid data support and scientific decision-making basis for environmental management departments. This article focuses on developing an efficient and intelligent software tool for analyzing and visualizing environmental monitoring data, aiming to meet the high requirements for data processing and display in current environmental protection work. This software deeply integrates big data analysis and deep learning (DL) technology, and achieves intelligent mining and deep analysis of environmental monitoring data by constructing advanced algorithm models. The experimental results show that the software can accurately identify environmental change trends, predict potential pollution events, evaluate environmental quality levels, and present the analysis results to users in an intuitive and understandable visual form.

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2024-08-14
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https://doi.org/10.1109/peeec63877.2024.00143
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Advanced Data Processing Techniques
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Development of Intelligent Analysis and Visualization Software Tools for Environmental Monitoring Data

Jingyue Bao, Jiajie Li
Advanced Data Processing Techniques
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Development of Intelligent Analysis and Visualization Software Tools for Environmental Monitoring Data

Jingyue Bao, Jiajie Li
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With the increasingly severe environmental pollution problem, the widespread deployment of environmental monitoring stations has generated massive and complex environmental data. Traditional data processing methods seem inadequate in the face of such a large amount of data, while the introduction of big data technology has brought revolutionary changes to the processing and analysis of environmental monitoring data. Through big data analysis, not only can the accuracy and completeness of monitoring data be significantly improved, but also the efficiency and quality of environmental monitoring can be greatly improved, providing solid data support and scientific decision-making basis for environmental management departments. This article focuses on developing an efficient and intelligent software tool for analyzing and visualizing environmental monitoring data, aiming to meet the high requirements for data processing and display in current environmental protection work. This software deeply integrates big data analysis and deep learning (DL) technology, and achieves intelligent mining and deep analysis of environmental monitoring data by constructing advanced algorithm models. The experimental results show that the software can accurately identify environmental change trends, predict potential pollution events, evaluate environmental quality levels, and present the analysis results to users in an intuitive and understandable visual form.

Wuhan Technology and Business University (CN), Zhejiang University of Technology (CN)
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