2015Unpublished venueOpen access

Activation Force-based Air Pollution Observation Station Clustering

Di Huang, Ni Zhang, Yu Hong, Huanyu Zhou, Zhanyu Ma, Weisong Hu, Jun Guo

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With huge amount of observed air quality and components data, it is of great challenge to analyze and trace the pollutant diffusion path. Partitioning the air pollution sources (air quality observation stations) into subnetworks will help a lot in tracing the air pollution diffusion path. Convention

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With huge amount of observed air quality and components data, it is of great challenge to analyze and trace the pollutant diffusion path. Partitioning the air pollution sources (air quality observation stations) into subnetworks will help a lot in tracing the air pollution diffusion path. Convention

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With huge amount of observed air quality and components data, it is of great challenge to analyze and trace the pollutant diffusion path. Partitioning the air pollution sources (air quality observation stations) into subnetworks will help a lot in tracing the air pollution diffusion path. Convention

Key concepts: Cluster analysis, Pollution, Pollutant, Air pollution, Air quality index, Environmental science, Air Pollution Index, Computer science

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