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Hydrological remote sensing periodic analysis on forecasting approach
International Journal of Statistics and Applied Mathematics · 2021 · Vol. 6(1) · pp. 01–07
S. Sathish✉(Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology)R Vishnu Priya(Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology)
Abstract
In this paper dynamics hydrological data sets are received using various sensors through internet by GPRS. The collected data are estimated using the more popular statistical models. Predictions are performed on those models explored from the stochastic process Thomas-Fiering is a more popular linear stochastic model to estimate Predictions through time series models explored from the stochastic processes of our work carried out. Sensitivity analysis is carried out for better understanding of the model with the stated context of hydro related data. For water, transport, trash, climate, and so forth, the IoT sensors can be utilized successfully.
Water Quality Monitoring TechnologiesComputer scienceContext (archaeology)Sensitivity (control systems)Stochastic modellingTime seriesStochastic processProcess (computing)Series (stratigraphy)Data miningEconometrics
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