Heavy-duty vehicles emissions are a serious problem, and remote monitoring
platforms are a key means of emission control for heavy-duty vehicles. However,
the frequent occurrence of anomalies in the remote monitoring data has seriously
limited the monitoring efficiency of the remote monitoring platform. Therefore,
this paper takes 500 National VI heavy-duty vehicles as the research object, and
proposes a whole-process data quality control system of “anomaly
identification-dynamic correction-accuracy verification”. First, four types of
anomaly patterns, namely, lost, invalid, outlier and mutation, are defined, and
polynomial fitting, median filtering and contextual interpolation are adopted to
realize differentiated correction. Second, a data accuracy validation framework
based on correlation analysis was constructed. The results show that the
accuracy of key parameters is significantly improved after correction, and the
data fitting degree R2 is greater than 0.97. The research results
ensure the accuracy of remote monitoring data and improve the regulatory
efficiency of the platform, which is of great significance for the management
and control of medium and heavy vehicles in intelligent transportation and green
and low-carbon development.