Formation of requirements for the information system of environmental monitoring-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Formation of requirements for the information system of environmental monitoring

Published:2020-09-28 Issue:2020-4 Volume: Page:56-60
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YUANFANG HE

Abstract

The study considers the problem of monitoring the state of the environment. The problem is formulated in a discrete formulaton taking into account the data on the locaton of sensors. It is proposed to use the BFAST model to predict the state of the environment. Models of geostatstcal analysis are considered. Features of functoning of the automated informaton system of monitoring as the basic component of service of monitoring of a conditon of environment are considered. Seven requirements to the functons of the informaton system for monitoring the state of the environment have been formulated.

Publisher

International Academy of Marine Science, Technology and Innovation

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