Optimizing a Sensor Network's Granularity to Mitigate Urban Heat Island Effect at 2032 Brisbane Olympics
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2025-01-07
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In anticipation of the 2032 climate-positive Olympic Games in Brisbane, we address the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect optimizing the granularity of a sensor network in the Northshore Hamilton Priority Development Area (PDA), i.e., the location of the Athletes' Village, for efficient environmental monitoring and the provision of a Green Information System (IS). We use spatio-temporal sensor data and leverage advanced interpolation techniques to optimize both temporal and spatial granularity settings. Results and findings from our granularity analysis reveal an optimal temporal granularity at one-hour intervals, providing the optimal trade-off balance between computational efficiency and sufficient detail for urban planning. Finer temporal resolutions do not significantly enhance prediction accuracy. Spatial analysis further helps decision makers to balance trade-offs between economic costs and prediction accuracy, eliminating unnecessary sensors in the network.
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Analytics and Intelligent Decision Support for Green IS and Sustainability Applications, information granularity, olympic games, sensor network, spatio-temporal analysis, urban heat island effect
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Proceedings of the 58th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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