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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Image simulation of coastal climate and badminton sports based on SAR remote sensing images

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Technology changes lives is not a simple slogan. Because the changes brought about by the development of science and technology have actually taken place around us, and even every corner of people’s lives. Badminton is a very popular sport in our country, suitable for all ages. It does not require a huge field and is relatively easy to use. The invention of the badminton robot in the field of badminton has brought tremendous progress to this game. The robot can be used for specialized training. The use of data science can well grasp the training situation of the players. It can also be used as a professional training partner, saving human resources. Therefore, the robot has received extensive attention at home and abroad. Because the flight of badminton is greatly affected by climate, this article mainly uses remote sensing science to survey and research the climate, geography, and weather in coastal areas. First, use the data obtained from survey and collection to build a theoretical model and establish a complete badminton robot program. The program model can realize a variety of badminton technical actions, allowing the shuttlecock to fly at different attitude speeds. At the same time, the article also carried out a theoretical construction of the motion program of the system, using the knowledge of mechanics physics and mechanical engineering to redesign and apply the robot motion system.

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This article is part of the Topical Collection on Environment and Low Carbon Transportation

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Chen, Q. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Image simulation of coastal climate and badminton sports based on SAR remote sensing images. Arab J Geosci 14, 987 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-021-07347-1

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