Construction of landscape architecture art design based on streaming media data processing
by Lin Li
International Journal of Arts and Technology (IJART), Vol. 12, No. 4, 2020

Abstract: In urban planning, the design of garden landscape is not a difficult thing, it needs to adopt effective design methods. Different ways of landscape design can add natural landscape to the urban ecosystem, and will not destroy the ecological environment, but will gradually improve the quality of the ecological environment. However, the design methods of landscape in urban planning in China are not perfect enough, there are many problems, and it is difficult to improve the ecological environment of the city. Therefore, in the process of urban planning, the relevant personnel should fully understand the design methods of landscape, and constantly innovate to create a quality living environment for people. In this paper, we propose the landscape architecture system based on mobile edge streaming media data processing. In the system, video surveillance system is mainly used to collect data, and the edge computing is the further processing of the inner connections. Especially, the stram data is analysed based on the machine learning models and the connection with the design is analysed. The experimental results prove robustness of the methodology.

Online publication date: Mon, 25-Jan-2021

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