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Smart Search and Insights for GIS


EVOLUTION OF DATA


Big Data

Big Data

Structured –Databases,

Spreadsheets etc

Unstructured –Docs, Images, Videos, Social

Media

Spatial – Spatial layers


Spatial Big Data

All types of data objects or elements that havegeographical information present

Enables the global finding and locating of individuals ordevices

Also known as geospatial data, spatial information,geographic information

(Partially based on Dasgupta, 2013)


Sources of Spatial Big Data

GPS GPS-enabled devices Satellite remote sensing Aerial surveying Radar Lidar Sensor networks Digital cameras Location of readings of RFID IOTs

(Partially based on Dasgupta, 2013)


Five V’s of Spatial Big Data

Volume Variety Velocity

Veracity Value


Spatial Big Data Analytics

Track and correlate the location of items in very precise ways Use geospatial data

to fuel analytics in the real world GIS tools run

operations that aggregate terabytes and more of spatial information, run analysis, and visualize results as maps.


Data-Driven, Real-Time Science for Spatial

New types of geospatial data generated continuously at a very high speed; Need to look at the incoming data on the fly and make decisions in time Need interactive (real-time) or dynamic analysis on geospatial big

data, such as complex event processing and spatial online analytical processing

Data-intensive hypothesis generation (via spatial statistics, machine learning, spatial data mining, and geo-visual analytics)


Finding Spatial Data is Complicated

• Metadata is required for GIS search, but while preached, it’s rarely practiced

• Complex file formats are not understood by search or generic data management tools

• Critical relationships between items are not maintained

• Content is scattered across repositories and duplicated


Spatial Big Data Analytics Platform

CEP = complex event processing, SOLAP = spatial online analytical processing. ETL = extract, transform and load, UI/UX = user interface/user experience design.

Search and Index


Applications of Spatial Big Data Search and Analytics

Climate modeling and analysis Location analytics Retail and E-commerce Intelligence gathering Terrorist financing Aviation industry Disease surveillance Disaster response Political campaigns and elections Banking Insurance and Fraud analysis


STATWORKS SOLUTION

SMART SEARCH AND INSIGHTS FOR GIS

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TTIBCO SPOTFIRE Analytics Applications

Solution Overview

Analytics

Solution Gallery

ContentMiner

Studio

Analyze Applications

ESRI ArcGIS Web and Apps


Use Case Study

Oil and Gas Enterprise Search and Workflow Management Providing easy to use search capabilities across documents, GIS,

and subsurface data stores allows users to readily find relevant data

Providing a workflow application helps propagate standard workflows, increases project visibility, and support key business decisions

Linking data and documents to workflow tasks provides an auditable record of key assumptions and encourages reuse of prior work

Linking context based visualizations and analysis to the search and workflow apps supports efficient decision making


Use Case Study

Oil and Gas Enterprise Search and Workflow Management


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VISIONA World Class Administration


Searching via Map (Geo-Location)

Documents that are geospatially tagged and have bounding boxes.


Searching via Text

Search through file path, title and content.


Locations Example, Folder


Locations Example, RSS Feed


Saved Searches Example, Duplicate Data

Example, Duplicate Data that uses the MD5 algorithm to compare files bit by bit, regardless of path and title.

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Voyager Extension - ArcGIS Desktop

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Voyager Extension - ArcGIS WebApps

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Example : Spotfire with ArcGIS map layers25

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Spatial Big Data Analytics using ArcGIS and Spotfire–Example of Obama vs. Romney Tweets

Example of Spatial Big Data using social media is a live feed of number of tweets with “Obama” keyword and tweets with “Romney” keyword for largest 30 U.S. cities from Oct. 14-Nov 3, 2012.

There is a major shift towards Obama during this two week interval, which is more prominent in the northeast.


Smarter and Faster Spatial Analytics with IOT


Summary: Big Data, Analytics, & GIS28

A technical, algorithmic, and software base of the intersection of big data, analytics, and GIS has been set.

Since the preponderance of data is, or can be, geo-referenced, the size of spatial big data is vast.

Analytics are needed since the extent of map visualization is overwhelming.


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