Core Viewpoint - The recent ecological environment enforcement skills competition in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, aims to enhance the operational capabilities of environmental enforcement teams through various innovative methods, including non-site inspections and the use of advanced technology like drones and VR simulations [1][3]. Group 1: Competition Overview - The competition featured five main subjects: non-site regulatory inspections, portable enforcement equipment application, drone operation, VR simulated enforcement, and cross-enforcement inspections [3]. - The cross-enforcement inspection involved randomly selected enterprises, where enforcement teams conducted checks on environmental assessment procedures, pollution permits, and self-monitoring reports [3]. Group 2: Technology Utilization - Drones were utilized to perform aerial inspections, with participants successfully executing maneuvers such as ascent, circling, and hovering at heights of up to 15 meters [3]. - In the non-site regulatory inspection segment, enforcement personnel analyzed simulated monitoring data to identify anomalies and potential causes [5]. - The VR simulated enforcement checks allowed participants to engage in a virtual environment, inspecting various scenarios across multiple industries, enhancing their problem-solving and analytical skills without disrupting normal business operations [6]. Group 3: Training and Development - The skills competition is designed to comprehensively assess the operational capabilities of enforcement personnel, including equipment handling and data analysis [6]. - The event aims to strengthen the enforcement team and improve overall enforcement effectiveness, as stated by the head of the legal team of the Xi'an Ecological Environment Protection Comprehensive Enforcement Team [6].