A smart citizen information system using Hadoop: A case study

Parkavi, A.; Vetrivelan, N.

doi:10.1109/iccic.2013.6724276

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“…Muitas ferramentas de Big Data já estão sendo usadas por iniciativas e plataformas de software para cidades inteligentes. Algumas dessas ferramentas são bancos de dados NoSQL (Khan et al 2013;Bain 2014) como o MongoDB e o HBase, ferramentas de processamento paralelo (Parkavi and Vetrivelan 2013;Takahashi et al 2012) como o Apache Hadoop e o Apache Spark, processadores de fluxos de dados em tempo real (Girtelschmid et al 2013) como o Apache Storm e ferramentas de visualização de dados (Khan et al 2013) como o RapidMiner.…”

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Cidades Inteligentes: Tecnologias, Aplicações, Iniciativas e Desafios

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2016

Jornadas De Atualização Em Informática 2016

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With the growth of the urban population, the infrastructural problems and limited resources of thousands of cities around the world affect negatively the lives of billions of people. Making cities smarter can help improving city services and increasing the quality of life of their citizens. Information and communication technologies (ICT) are a fundamental means to move towards smarter city environments. Using a software platform on top of which Smart City applications can be deployed facilitates the development and integration of such applications. However, there are, currently, significant technological and scientific challenges that must be faced by the ICT community before these platforms can be widely used. This chapter presents the state-of-the-art and the state-of-the-practice in Smart Cities environments. We analyze eleven smart city platforms and eleven smart city initiatives with respect to the most used enabling technologies as well as functional and non-functional requirements. Finally, we enumerate open research challenges and comment on our vision for the area in the future.

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