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2024 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPUTING AND

DATA SCIENCE (ICCDS-2024)

Transformative Weather Insights through

AR Technology
Paper ID: 269

College Name: RAJALAKSHMI ENGINEERING COLLEGE

Presented By: Dr. K. Anand, Rishi S, Pramish M

List of Content

□ Abstract
□ Introduction
□ Literature Survey
□ Problem Statement
□ Proposed work
□ Methodology
□ Results and Discussions
□ Conclusion
□ References

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Abstract
□ We seamlessly combine brand new era to supply an
immersive and incredibly climate experience.
□ Initiating with real-time climate data, our app
guarantees up to date accuracy for customers
particular locations.
□ A data-pushed basis underlies our dedication to offering
the maximum specific climate predictions.
□ To deliver climate to existence in a visually attractive
way, we make use of Unreal Engine for 3d modeling,
developing an augmented reality (AR) experience.
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Introduction

□ Traditional weather forecasting relied on observed patterns,

dating back to ancient practices.
□ This paper introduces a Weather Forecasting and
Visualization Application using Augmented Reality (AR)
and Machine Learning.
□ AR technology integrated into mobile devices offers users a
dynamic, real-time, and interactive weather experience.

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Introduction

□ This approach breaks away from traditional forecasting

methods, allowing individuals to engage with augmented
weather objects while moving within the real world.
□ The research intersects ML, AR, and meteorology to redefine
how weather forecasts are perceived and utilized.

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Literature Survey

□ The literature reviewed encompasses a wide spectrum of

research focusing on immersive technologies like virtual
reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), as well as
advancements in meteorology. Starting with seminal works
like [1], which delve into the myths and realities of VR and
AR, to contributions from [2] shedding light on recent
advancements discussed in global conferences, the landscape
of these technologies is comprehensively explored.

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Literature Survey

□ Moreover, studies such as [3] delve into the practical

applications of VR and AR in mechanical processes, while
[8] provides insights into their transformative potential for
businesses across various sectors. Notably, [5] anticipates the
impact of AR and VR on Industry 5.0, offering foresight into
their role in the fourth industrial revolution. Within the
meteorological domain, papers like [13] and [18] focus on
numerical weather prediction and data assimilation.

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Literature Survey

□ While [19] explores energetic meteorology and data

assimilation techniques. Additionally, [21] scrutinizes
forecast bias characteristics, aiming to enhance the reliability
and accuracy of weather predictions for critical
infrastructure. Collectively, these studies contribute to a
comprehensive understanding of the advancements and
challenges in immersive technologies and meteorology,
laying a robust foundation for further research and
development in these domains.
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Problem Statement

□ The problem addressed in this study is the need for improved

weather forecasting platforms that effectively engage users
through interactive and visually appealing interfaces. Despite
advancements in technology, existing weather forecasting
systems often lack the capability to deliver information in a
lively and immersive manner.
□ This presents a challenge in effectively communicating
weather conditions to users and enhancing their
understanding and engagement with the forecasted data.
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Proposed Work

□ To address this problem, there is a demand for innovative

solutions that leverage advanced technologies like
augmented reality (AR) and interactive user interfaces to
create dynamic and engaging weather forecast platforms.
□ These solutions aim to provide real-time updates, interactive
maps, and personalized features that enhance user experience
and promote greater engagement with weather forecasts.

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Methodology

□ Identify diverse and reliable sources of meteorological data,

including government agencies, research institutions,
weather stations, and satellite observations.
□ Ensure that the selected sources provide data on key
meteorological parameters such as temperature,
precipitation, humidity, wind speed, and atmospheric
pressure.
□ Access data repositories or APIs provided by meteorological
organizations to retrieve real-time or historical weather data.
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Methodology

□ After weather predictions are generated using machine

learning algorithms, they need to be hosted on a server to
make them accessible to users.
□ The server serves as a centralized repository for storing
forecast data and allows for real-time updates as new data
becomes available.
□ Weather data hosted on the server is fetched and dynamically
displayed within the Unity 3D environment, allowing users to
interact with weather forecasts in a 3D space.
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Results and Discussions

□ Our platform transcends mere forecast accuracy by actively

involving users through its interactive functionalities. By
presenting real-time weather simulations that users can
seamlessly engage. we deepen their comprehension of
weather phenomena. This enhanced understanding
empowers users to make knowledgeable decisions in
reaction to evolving weather conditions, thereby enhancing
their safety and overall well-being.

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Conclusion

□ In conclusion, the development of the Weather Forecasting

and Visualization Mobile App represents a paradigm shift in
how we engage with and comprehend atmospheric
conditions. Our methodology, meticulously crafted through
the integration of diverse meteorological datasets, the
transformative power of augmented reality, and cutting-edge
mobile app development, stands as a testament to innovation
and user-centric design principles.

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