The University of Queensland

In-Memory Moving Objects Analytics for Real-Time Business Applications (2014–2017)

Abstract:

Due to the increasing variety, velocity, and scale of data generated from moving objects, traditional computing technologies are lagging behind the growing business needs for real-time data analysis. This project aims to build a new technical foundation utilizing in-memory technologies for efficiently analysing big mobile data, by inventing a rich set of novel computing techniques, including in-memory parallel trajectory computing, built-in map support, and terabyte scale query processing. The project will bring together leading research in spatiotemporal data management at the University of Queensland, with HANA, the new main-memory database and data analytics platform developed at SAP.

Grant type:

ARC Linkage Projects

Researchers:

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  Professor Shazia Sadiq

  Professor
  

  School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

  Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology

Funded by:

Australian Research Council