Evaluation method of ecological quality of landscape architecture considering environmental pollution

To swiftly and precisely evaluate the ecological integrity of landscape design, a methodology that integrates environmental contamination factors into the evaluation of landscape architecture is introduced. Initially, various types of ecological pollution data are analysed, and a set of sensors are used to collect environmental pollution data. Subsequently, based on the collected pollution data and aiming at obtaining ecological pollution information, a monitoring framework for landscape ecological pollution is developed by applying self-organising neural networks. At the same time, a hierarchical index system for evaluating the ecological quality of landscape architecture is established. This system uses the multi-objective linear weighting method to calculate a comprehensive evaluation index, thus enabling a hierarchical evaluation of the ecological quality of landscape architecture. Empirical findings reveal that the proposed technique achieves an evaluation accuracy of 99.32%, while also reducing the duration required for evaluation.