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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Marine ecological monitoring based on wireless sensor technology and the development of traditional music education

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Abstract

Due to the upsurge of ocean exploration in the world, the use of wireless sensor network technology is not only limited to the insight and capture of information on land, but also slowly to a broader ocean. As the extension of traditional wireless sensor network in the underwater, marine wireless sensor network has been widely used in the fields of network detection and utilization of deep-sea mineral resources, prevention and treatment of water pollution, pre warning of tsunami and earthquake, navigation, and positioning, which has also aroused the wide attention of researchers in the industry. In addition to the detection of marine ecology, due to China’s vast territory and national prosperity, Chinese traditional culture is very rich, with a long history, profound cultural heritage, and abundant music reserves, so traditional music has a very high value of music culture education. Based on the teaching effect, this paper analyzes the development trend and favorable conditions of traditional music, shows the practical use and value of traditional music education in Colleges and universities, and then analyzes the existing problems of traditional music education in colleges and universities. In addition, in order to implement the scientific concept of development, rationally develop and utilize the ocean, divide the marine ecological red line control area, maintain marine resources, and improve the carrying capacity of marine ecosystem, this paper uses wireless sensor technology to study the educational development theory of marine ecological monitoring and traditional music.

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Li, L. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Marine ecological monitoring based on wireless sensor technology and the development of traditional music education. Arab J Geosci 14, 1883 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-021-08209-6

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