Grey Incidence analyze of Environment Monitoring Data and Research on the Disease Prevention Measures of Longmen Grottoes

A grey incidence analysis of environmental monitoring data from the Longmen Grottoes reveals critical relationships between environmental factors and the deterioration processes affecting its cultural relics. The study identifies seepage water and fracture displacement as key contributors to weathering, organism growth, and other diseases threatening the site's preservation. By analyzing temperature, humidity, wind, precipitation, light intensity, soil moisture, and rock surface temperatures—both regionally and within experimental caves—the research establishes a relational order of environmental impacts on structural degradation. The findings support targeted disease prevention measures based on the formation mechanisms of these deteriorative processes.

LeiLei, Z., XueZhi, F., & Fei, C. (2018). Grey Incidence analyze of Environment Monitoring Data and Research on the Disease Prevention Measures of Longmen Grottoes. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 153, 62006. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/153/6/062006