Application of Big Data Approaches for Traffic Incident Management (2023) / Chapter Skim
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71 Cloud-based platforms present a change in procurement and payment of data systems, storage, and processing for transportation agencies. Cloud services -- whether shared hardware, software, or information resources -- are provided as a metered service over the internet.
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72 Application of Big Data Approaches for Traffic Incident Management This chapter provides information on the various costs of cloud environments. The costs of data sources; data storage, processing, and analysis; and data products are discussed in the context of the data environments and pipelines developed for this project.
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Estimated Costs of Cloud Environments and Data Pipelines 73 only. This sample is not representative of a CV dataset that would be of interest to many transportation agencies; larger geographic and time windows would be desired for most applications.
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74 Application of Big Data Approaches for Traffic Incident Management cleaned up periodically, and they are removed as part of the data engineering process once the data are no longer needed. • The archived data zone stores aged, curated data that is not needed for quick and efficient query (although the data can be restored for this purpose)
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Use Case Storage Component Estimated Cost Range Description 1 Real-time curated $$ to $$$ -- Medium to High • The curated-data storage environment requires ongoing resources to support interaction with the data (including data queries)
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76 Application of Big Data Approaches for Traffic Incident Management Use Case Component Estimated Cost Range Description 1 Data ingestion and processing $ -- Low • The processing functions included the ingestion and enhancements of the data (i.e., triggered events that performed the Collect, Snap, and Enrich functions, which prepared the data for use)
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Estimated Costs of Cloud Environments and Data Pipelines 77 Use Case Component Estimated Cost Range Description 1 GIS platform online and hosted layer $ -- Low • The use of a GIS platform online allowed the data to be stored and readied for immediate display on the dashboard. The platform uses a cost system based on credits.
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