Presentation on it application on temperature
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This document contains data and analysis about temperature in Bangladesh from 1949-1953. It includes descriptive statistics about maximum and minimum temperatures. There are also box plots showing the distribution of maximum and minimum temperatures. The document identifies the hottest and coldest locations in Bangladesh. Additionally, it discusses climate change, pollution, and ways to help reduce temperature increases such as recycling more and planting trees. Finally, it introduces a climate app that allows users to discover and support climate change actions.
Presentation on it application on temperature
- 20. Data Sample
- 21. Data Structure data.frame: 21120 obs. of 05 variables Station.Names : Factor "Barisal","Bhola", YEAR : int 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 Month : int 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Max.Temp : num 29.4 30 28.2 26.6 Min.Temp : num 12.3 14.1 12.3 12.3
- 22. Data Distribution Minimum TemperatureMaximum Temperature
- 23. Maximum Temperature Box Plot Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max. 21.60 31.70 33.90 33.48 35.50 44.00
- 24. Minimum Temperature Box Plot Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max. 6.20 16.90 23.40 21.15 25.40 28.10
- 25. Descriptive Statistics Level of Temperature
- 27. Diagonistic High Temperature Chottogram Syedpur Mongla Chuadanga Teknaf Low Temperature Bogura Shatkhira Jessore Srimongol Khulna The weather office considers temperature from 4-6 degree Celsius to be a severe cold wave.
- 31. Ways to Stop Raising Temperature • Recycle more • Plant a tree • Use less hot water • Avoid products with a lot of packaging • Turn off electronic devices
- 32. climate is a customizable app that lets you to discover the latest climate change actions hoping to address the issues that concern you most. Through the app, you can share efforts — and their impact — through your social media channels, encouraging awareness and monetary support of the efforts most notable to you.