Blockchain-based big data forecasting system for the marine environment

In response to the difficulty in sharing and low utilization of marine forecasting resources such as marine environment data, marine environment big data forecasting methods and marine environment forecasting products, the author proposed a blockchain system architecture consisting of data layer, ne...

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Published in:IOP conference series. Earth and environmental science 2022-02, Vol.983 (1), p.12083
Main Authors: Han, Luyao, Shi, Xiaoxiao, Dong, Mingmei, Wei, Guanghao, Song, Xiao
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Big Data
Blockchain
Computer architecture
Cryptography
Data retrieval
Forecasting
Marine environment
Marine technology
Naval engineering
Red tides
Sea surface temperature
Thermohaline circulation
Typhoons
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Summary:In response to the difficulty in sharing and low utilization of marine forecasting resources such as marine environment data, marine environment big data forecasting methods and marine environment forecasting products, the author proposed a blockchain system architecture consisting of data layer, network layer, transaction layer and application layer. Based on key technologies such as FISCO alliance chains, incentive mechanism and smart contracts, a marine environment big data forecasting system is developed in order to manage marine environment data and marine forecast products such as measured data, marine information products, sea surface temperature, sea surface height, 3D thermohaline circulation, typhoon tracks, and red tide occurrence rate on the chain. The system is able to achieve the decentralized common maintenance and trusted data sharing of marine forecast resources. It also promotes the development of marine environment forecasting technology, and provides a concrete and workable solution for the integration of blockchain and marine technology.
ISSN:1755-1307
1755-1315
DOI:10.1088/1755-1315/983/1/012083