Big Data and Data from Sensors.

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2017Corporate Author
UKEOF Data Advisory Group
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PublishedPages
6pp.
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This paper aims to provide a broad
range of the UKEOF community and
partners with a brief and introductory
overview of the current state-of-play
of big data, including UKEOF partner
use cases in environmental observation
and science, and highlights some key
challenges in this rapidly emerging and
developing space.
Classified as being one of the ‘eight
great technologies’, big data is a
rapidly evolving set of concepts and
approaches which includes data
discovery, collection, (re)combination,
mining, analytics and preservation and
may be applied to very large, dynamic
and complex datasets. The UKEOF
Data Advisory Group highlighted that a
number of partners are working in this
area and that there would be a benefit
to bringing their knowledge together.
Though aimed at the members of
the UKEOF partnership, the paper
illustrates in the context of both the
providers, users of data and services
through relevant use cases, particular
technology issues and challenges,.....
Publisher
UK Environmental Observation Framework (UKEOF)Bailrigg, UK
Series;Nr
UKEOF Advice Note;5Document Language
enBest Practice Type
Manual (incl. handbook, guide, cookbook etc)Citation
UKEOF Data Advisory Group (2017) Big Data and Data from Sensors. Bailrigg, UK, UK Environmental Observing Framework, 6pp. (UKEOF Advice Note 5). DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.25607/OBP-913Collections