Enhancing environmental decision-making: a systematic review of data analytics applications in monitoring and management
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Abstract Escalating environmental challenges necessitate paramount decision-making to safeguard ecosystems and resources. However, the burgeoning volume and intricate nature of environmental data often present a formidable challenge in gleaning actionable insights. In this context, integrating data analytics tools within environmental monitoring and management frameworks offers a compelling avenue for progress. These tools facilitate efficient data processing, uncover hidden patterns, and enable predictive modelling, leading to more informed decisions. Despite growing research, a comprehensive understanding of specific data analytics applications, methodologies, and demonstrably effective implementations remains elusive. This systematic review aimed to address this gap. Following PRISMA guidelines, a meticulous search across five databases was conducted using predefined inclusion/exclusion criteria. Rigorous data extraction captured salient study characteristics, methodologies, data analysis techniques, key findings, and acknowledged limitations. The review revealed that data analytics offers a powerful toolkit for environmental management, transforming decision-making across all stages. Big data and advanced techniques enable proactive strategies through earlier issue detection and improved predictive models. However, maximising this potential requires a multifaceted approach, including standardised data collection, data literacy, ethical frameworks, and stakeholder engagement.
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