Urban ecological management in the context of big data space is an objective need for urban development. The ecological environment of a city is a comprehensive group of various ecological factors and ecological relationships that people in urban areas rely on for survival, development, and evolution. Geographic information is performed on the effective management of system technical means. Predictive decision-making and analysis can be made by processing urban spatial data, urban resources, and spatial analysis. This can improve management capabilities in improving and optimizing urban management, planning, and construction so as to make cities and humans develop better.
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