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Climate Change Analytics Using Big Data and Time Series Visualization

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April 2026

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M. Monikadevi

Computer Science & Engineering

Bharathiyar Institute of Engineering for women (Autonomous) Salem, TamilNadu, India

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B. Preethika

Computer Science & Engineering

Bharathiyar Institute of Engineering for women (Autonomous) Salem, TamilNadu, India

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D. Prethiksha

Computer Science & Engineering

Bharathiyar Institute of Engineering for women (Autonomous) Salem, TamilNadu, India

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D. Ramya

Computer Science & Engineering

Bharathiyar Institute of Engineering for women (Autonomous) Salem, TamilNadu, India

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K. Kaviya

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Abstract

Climate change is one of the most significant global challenges affecting ecosystems, weather patterns, and human life. The increasing volume of climate-related data generated from satellites, weather stations, and environmental monitoring systems requires efficient analytical techniques to extract meaningful insights. Traditional data processing methods are often insufficient to handle such large and complex datasets. This project focuses on the use of big data technologies and time series visualization techniques to analyze climate change patterns and trends over time. The proposed system collects large-scale climate datasets including parameters such as temperature, rainfall, humidity, and atmospheric conditions from reliable data sources. Big data processing frameworks are used to manage and analyze the massive datasets efficiently. Time series analysis techniques are applied to study historical climate data and identify patterns, seasonal variations, and long-term changes in climate behavior. These analytical results are then presented using interactive visualization techniques that allow users to easily interpret complex climate information. The visualization component plays an important role in transforming raw data into meaningful graphical representations such as line charts, trend graphs, and comparative visual models. These visualizations help researchers, environmental analysts, and policymakers understand climate variations and predict possible future trends. By combining big data analytics with time series visualization, the proposed system improves the efficiency of climate data analysis and supports better decision-making for environmental monitoring and climate change mitigation strategies. Overall, this project demonstrates how advanced data analytics and visualization techniques can be used to gain deeper insights into climate change patterns and support sustainable environmental planning.

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Key Words: Climate Change Big Data Analytics Time Series Analysis Data Visualization Environmental Data Climate Trends

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M. Monikadevi, B. Preethika, D. Prethiksha, D. Ramya, K. Kaviya, "Climate Change Analytics Using Big Data and Time Series Visualization," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 4, pp. 1-4, April 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem.RACCES026

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The Climate Change Analytics Using Big Data and Time Series Visualization system provides an effective approach for analyzing and understanding complex climate patterns using modern data technologies. Climate change is a global issue that requires accurate data analysis and reliable prediction methods to support environmental planning and sustainable development. By integrating Big Data technologies with time series analysis and visualization techniques, the system enables efficient processing of large volumes of climate data collected from various sources such as weather stations, satellites, and environmental sensors. The proposed system helps in identifying long-term climate trends, seasonal variations, and unusual environmental changes by analyzing historical and real-time datasets. Advanced analytical methods and machine learning models improve the ability to forecast future climate conditions, which is essential for disaster preparedness, environmental protection, and policy development. Time series visualizations and interactive dashboards further enhance the usability of the system by presenting complex climate data in a clear and understandable format. Another important contribution of the system is its ability to handle massive and continuously growing datasets efficiently. Traditional climate monitoring systems often struggle with large-scale data processing and lack interactive visualization capabilities. The proposed system overcomes these limitations by utilizing big data frameworks and modern visualization tools that allow users to explore climate trends dynamically and make data-driven decisions. Overall, the system demonstrates how the combination of big data analytics, predictive modeling, and visualization technologies can significantly improve climate change monitoring and analysis. The insights generated from this system can assist researchers, environmental agencies, and policymakers in developing effective strategies for climate change mitigation and adaptation.  By providing accurate analysis and accessible visual representations of climate data, the system contributes to better understanding of environmental changes and supports global efforts to address the challenges of climate change.

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