Expert interpretation of "Data circulation case based on the trusted data circulation facilities environment tomato growth model scene"

According to the National Bureau of Statistics, experts have interpreted the "Data Circulation Case Study of Tomato Growth Model in the Environment of Trusted Data Transmission Facilities." Recently, the National Bureau of Statistics released the case study, based on trustworthy data transmission facilities such as the Internet of Things, data circulation compliance audits, and blockchain applications. It aims to enable high-quality and efficient production of tomato varieties using data while ensuring the safe and compliant circulation of tomato growth model data throughout the entire chain, allowing for traceability. The case study serves as an innovative practice in the circulation of agricultural data elements, aiming to address issues such as the length of data circulation chains, the difficulty of traceability, and the high risk of misuse. It provides a tangible implementation reference for data security policies and regulations and offers a replicable "agricultural solution" for businesses to ensure secure data circulation. Through focusing on the circulation of tomato growth data, the case study clarifies data circulation security rules further, in combination with practical scenarios. It not only verifies that clearer rules, innovative mechanisms, clarified boundaries of responsibility, reduced compliance costs with technical tools, and improved circulation efficiency through ecological synergy can be achieved through scenario applications, but also provides a replicable safe and compliant framework and a governance mechanism reference for data circulation across various industries.