Web-Based Data Management System
Keywords:
Meteorological Data, Web-Based System, Real-Time Visualization, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), PHP, MySQL, Data encryptionAbstract
The rapid expansion of meteorological data collection networks has underscored the need for centralized, real-time data management platforms that can accommodate large volumes of heterogeneous data while ensuring accessibility, security, and scalability. This research introduces a web-based data management system tailored for meteorological applications, integrating advanced data ingestion pipelines, robust role-based access controls, and dynamic visualization modules. By leveraging a three-tier architecture comprising a PHP-based application server, MySQL for data persistence, and a JavaScript-driven front end enhanced with Chart.js and D3.js the proposed system streamlines the collection, processing, and dissemination of weather-related information from distributed stations. Emphasis is placed on encrypted storage using AES cryptography, RESTful API design for third-party integrations, and responsive dashboard interfaces that facilitate interactive analysis of real-time and historical weather patterns.
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