"information collection system" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to describe a system or process that is used for gathering data or information. Example: Our company has implemented a new information collection system to streamline the data gathering process and improve the accuracy of our reports.
They use a field disaster information collection system with client/server architecture to collect disaster information in the form of text tables, lists, photographs, audio recordings, and videos, and then transmit these data through GPRS or 3G networks to a remote backstage management system located at the National Disaster Reduction Center of China.
Therefore, this paper proposes to design a brand new traffic information collection system based on wireless sensor networks, in which the distributed treatment of traffic information collection is realized.
This paper also puts forward the structure framework of traffic information collection system based on wireless sensor network, and discusses the potential problems in the implementation and related resolution strategies.
Fig. 3 Framework model of the information collection system.
The duck product information collection system based on the Internet of Things is an information collection system covering the whole process of product processing.
Service domain is the core of analyzing and processing data of information collection system.
The authors took advantage of Denmark's awesome nationalized information collection systems, including diagnosis and prescribing data.
Its products are geographic information collection systems, disaster monitoring systems, marine engineering positioning systems, precision machine control systems, satellite navigation positioning systems, and surveying equipment.
A pandemic response context where "many of the information collection systems that organizations set up during the response were not linked to national systems or national capacity" (56) necessarily reinforces the capacity and agency of international actors, and often novel actors, at the expense of national authorities' influence over response processes.
In addition to the development of more easily operable disaster information collection systems, further standardization should be pursued in field surveys, and existing national and industry standards should be strictly followed in practice in order to obtain more reliable survey results.
A major constraint has been the lack of effective information collection systems which are vital for forest policy implementation.
