Abstract
The vegetation covering regions is confined due to deforestation, mining industries, and environmental factors. The intensified deforestation and industrial development processes impact the vegetation coverage and fail to meet the food demands. Therefore, accurate monitoring of such regions aids in preventing adversary processes and their plant extinction. The monitoring process requires accurate data collection and analysis to identify the root cause that can be due to human/climatic/environmental changes. This article introduces a concentrated stream data processing method (CSDPM) assisted by an extreme learning paradigm. The different causes are analyzed using the extracted features in different learning perceptron layers. In this learning, the accumulated data is analyzed for similar features and trained for the consecutive or lagging input data streams. The monitoring process concluded with the learning output by classifying the plant extinction reason. Therefore, the identified reason is addressed through official policies with new recommendations or alternate vegetation improvements. More specifically, the data concentrated towards deforestation are the fundamental data required for feature matching. The features are initially trained from the existing datasets and previously acquired data from the converted landscapes. This proposed method is analyzed using the metrics analysis rate, analysis time, recommendation rate, and complexity.