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Том 3 № 41 (2024)
Академические исследования в современной науке

Статьи

THE USE OF GRID TECHNOLOGIES FOR VISUALIZATION OF GEOINFORMATION DATA ON THE TERRITORY OF THE ARAL SEA

Опубликован 2024-10-30

  • Tureniyazova Asiya Ibragimovna
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  • Karimullaeva Ayzada Gaybulla qizi

Tureniyazova Asiya Ibragimovna
PhD. in Physics and Mathematics, Associate Professor of Nukus branch of TUIT

Karimullaeva Ayzada Gaybulla qizi
2nd-year Master's student at the Nukus branch of TUIT

Аннотация

This article explores the application of GRID technologies—a form of distributed computing that enhances efficiency and collaboration in data analysis—in the visualization of geoinformation data related to the Aral Sea. By leveraging GRID technologies, researchers can efficiently process and visualize large datasets from remote sensing and environmental monitoring, thereby gaining critical insights into ecological changes, water quality, and resource management. The article reviews existing applications of GRID technologies in the Aral Sea region, discusses the challenges faced in their implementation, and highlights potential future innovations, including the integration of machine learning techniques. Ultimately, this article underscores the importance of advanced data visualization in fostering informed decision-making and collaborative efforts aimed at addressing the ongoing challenges faced by the Aral Sea and its ecosystem.

Ключевые слова

Aral Sea, geoinformation, grid technologies, remote sensing, data visualization, resource management, distributed computing, collaborative research.

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