Real-Time Data Processing in Smart Transportation Using Apache Spark
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Abstract
Smart transportation systems generate large amounts of data from many sources such as GPS devices, traffic cameras, IoT sensors, mobile applications, and public transport systems. This data is produced continuously and needs to be processed quickly to support efficient traffic management and better transportation services. Traditional data processing systems are often slow when handling large and fast data streams, which makes real-time traffic analysis difficult. This paper discusses the use of Apache Spark for real-time data processing in smart transportation systems. Apache Spark is a big data processing framework that can analyze large volumes of data quickly using distributed computing and in-memory processing. The paper explains different transportation data sources and the challenges in collecting and integrating such data. It also describes the architecture and components of Apache Spark, including the driver program, cluster manager, executors, resilient distributed datasets, and Spark streaming.
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