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* There are gaps in the data at certain time intervals that have to be addressed. This could possibly due to human error or faulty sensors and should be checked. | * There are gaps in the data at certain time intervals that have to be addressed. This could possibly due to human error or faulty sensors and should be checked. | ||
* More information is required with respect to the water flow and volume of water as this will give an idea as to how far and fast the chemicals travel affecting the wildlife in the process and more about the dumping site. | * More information is required with respect to the water flow and volume of water as this will give an idea as to how far and fast the chemicals travel affecting the wildlife in the process and more about the dumping site. | ||
| − | * Sampling points within the reserve should be | + | * Sampling points within the reserve should be spaced to best capture readings for better accuracy. |
* Frequency of sampling should be regular based on the type of chemical. | * Frequency of sampling should be regular based on the type of chemical. | ||
* Recordings from the sensors should be monitored very closely to identify errors. | * Recordings from the sensors should be monitored very closely to identify errors. | ||
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VAST MINI CHALLENGE 2
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Observations
- There are spikes in the chemical levels as can be seen in the analysis.
- These spikes can be predominantly seen in the region Kohsoom.
- There are clear trends and anomalies seen in the chemical levels across time and by location.
- In order for all the chemicals to be compared, there has to be consistency in measuring.
- There are gaps in the data at certain time intervals that have to be addressed. This could possibly due to human error or faulty sensors and should be checked.
- More information is required with respect to the water flow and volume of water as this will give an idea as to how far and fast the chemicals travel affecting the wildlife in the process and more about the dumping site.
- Sampling points within the reserve should be spaced to best capture readings for better accuracy.
- Frequency of sampling should be regular based on the type of chemical.
- Recordings from the sensors should be monitored very closely to identify errors.
- Additional information such as migratory patterns and geographical conditions will help in understanding true environmental implications.
Conclusion
References
The following are the references for the project:
- https://wiki.smu.edu.sg/1617t3isss608g1/ISSS608_2016-17_T3_Assign_AKANGSHA_BANDALKUL_VisualisationPreparation#Question2
- https://www.tableau.com/about/blog/2016/4/visualizing-dense-data-how-cut-and-superpose-areas-52839
- https://wiki.smu.edu.sg/1617t3isss608g1/ISSS608_2016-17_T3_Assign_KISHAN_BHARADWAJ_SHRIDHAR
