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Write the result data to another data file using file I/O operations.Write a short summary on your findings in climate change across the globe

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Climate Change Analysis

Objectives

  1. Read a data file using file I/O operations

  1. Store the data in Java collection data structure(s)

  2. Perform various searches on the data based on specific search criteria

  3. Write the result data to another data file using file I/O operations

  4. Write a short summary on your findings in climate change across the globe

 

Description:

You are a weather scientist working for NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; https://www.noaa.gov). You are given a data file, "world_temp_2000- 2016.csv", that contains data from the Climate Change Knowledge Portal (https://climateknowledgeportal.worldbank.org) with temperature readings of various months and years for all countries. With this data, you will:

  1. Write a program that asks a user to enter any required input

  2. The program will run the climate analyzer tasks and store the results in a data

  3. Write a short conclusion on which country has been experiencing the most drastic climate change. Support your argument with your data analysis

The data that will be collected by your program will be based on the following activities:

For a specific country search (Task A) :

  • Get data which has the lowest and highest temperature reading for a given

  • Get data for the month which has the lowest and highest temperature in a given

  • Get all data that falls within a specific temperature range

  • Get data for the year with the lowest temperature and for the year with the highest temperature reading

 

For an inclusive all countries search (all data) (Task B):

  • The top 10 countries with the lowest temperature reading and the top 10 countries with the highest temperature reading for a given month between 2000 and

  • The top 10 countries with the lowest temperature reading and the top 10 countries with the highest temperature readings between 2000 and 2016

  • List all of the countries that fall within a specific temperature range

 

Climate change detection (Task C):

1) The top 10 countries with the largest change in temperature in the same month between two different years (given), for example: March 2000 and March 2016. Consider absolute values such as -14C to 28C = 42C )

Given:

  1. Your program will read the file given for this project, "world_temp_2000-2016.csv"

  2. Manually open this file using Excel to understand how this data is stored, as you will be writing an I/O class that will read this file. Notice how the data (per row) is comma delimited.

 

Grading:

The following are must do actions in order to receive full credit for this assignment.

  • You are allowed to discuss ideas with your classmates, but do not share and/or copy code with each other or from the If caught plagiarizing, you will automatically fail this course.

  • Implement all interfaces and use specified classes (described below). Do not change any names of the interfaces, classes or

  • The content in the write data file must be all fields of Temperature object as per row (after writing to the file, verify that the data can be viewed using Excel, Numbers app, .)

  • All files must be part of the same package called ClimateChange.

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