Statistical Analysis of the Massive Traffic Data Based on Cloud Platform

Hong Feng Sun; Ying Li; Hong Lv

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.717.662

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Statistical Analysis of the Massive Traffic Data Based on Cloud Platform

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Currently, with the rapid development of various geographic data acquisition technologies, the data-intensive geographic calculation is becoming more and more important. The urban motor vehicles loaded with GPS, namely the transport vehicles, can real-timely collect a large number of urban traffic information. If these massive transportation vehicle data can be real-timely collected and analyzed, the real-time and accurate basic information will be provided for monitoring the large area of traffic status as well as the intelligent traffic management. Based on the requirements of the organization, the processing, the statistics and the analysis of the massive urban traffic data, the new framework of the massive data-intensive calculation under the environment of cloud platform has been proposed through employing Bigtable, Mapreduce and other technologies.

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Hong Feng Sun, Ying Li, Hong Lv

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