A study on the prediction of dandelion spread based on simulation analysis

Jiayi Mao; Jiashi Qi; Pengcheng He

doi:10.62051/s0ge3k51

Authors

Jiayi Mao
Jiashi Qi
Pengcheng He

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62051/s0ge3k51

Keywords:

Dandelion; Propagation Prediction; Climate Impact; Simulation Analysis; Wind Speed Distribution.

Abstract

In this paper, a dispersal prediction model was established to predict the dispersal of dandelion by taking dandelion as the research object and analyzing the climatic conditions of the key parameters of dandelion seeds. Firstly, the key parameters of dandelion seeds were introduced, including the number of crown hairs, the average length of crown hairs, and the diameter of crown hairs. Then a dispersal prediction model was established to predict the dispersal of dandelion in different regions by simulating the seed dispersal process and the influence of climatic conditions. The model is based on the movement characteristics of dandelion seeds in the air and the influence of climatic conditions on seed dispersal, and combines the methods of mathematical modeling and experimental data analysis to provide a comprehensive study and prediction of dandelion dispersal.

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