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Rural Ecological Environment Monitoring and VR Visualization Analysis of Jilin Province Supported By Big Data

Published: 01 January 2024 Publication History

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With the development and progress of society, Chinese people have higher and higher requirements for the quality of life. The rapid development of urbanization and industrialization has led to a large number of environmental pollution problems, which has made people realize the need to seek a more environmentally friendly and sustainable way of life. The development of ecological rural areas is to solve this problem. The rural environment is the basis for the survival and development of rural areas. Therefore, protecting the ecological environment, improving farmers' environmental awareness, promoting urban-rural integration, and improving the quality of rural residents are all inseparable. This article uses data collection methods to analyze the changes and spatial distribution characteristics of the population in different regions in the large database, conducts a statistical descriptive analysis based on the current situation of agricultural production in Jilin Province, establishes a regression equation model, studies the impact of virtual reality visualization on the rural ecological environment in rural environmental monitoring under a large database, and conducts relevant tests on the environmental monitoring system. The test results show that the accuracy is judged by the changing trend of the data before and after the experiment. Its accuracy has increased by about 14%, and the consistency of the original survey information collected by the system at different locations is basically above 80%, which is very acceptable.

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cover image Procedia Computer Science
Procedia Computer Science  Volume 243, Issue C
2024
1296 pages
ISSN:1877-0509
EISSN:1877-0509
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Elsevier Science Publishers B. V.

Netherlands

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Published: 01 January 2024

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  1. Big Data
  2. Rural Ecology
  3. Environmental Monitoring
  4. VR Visualization

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