Clustering techniques can support simulation and predict models by grouping large-scale data. The changes in capacity factor have significant influence with regard to energy generation Wang M. Regression analysis sought to reveal functional relationships between variables that can further support predictive and forecasting models.
Urbanization tends to have a significant impact on climate change, as underlined by an Australian study which determined that changes in land use and vegetation as a result of shifts in urbanization that affect the local climate and water cycle as well as its impacts are considered to be local specific Maheshwari et al.
Multiple regression-based analysis has been used to determine flood risk in urban catchments by combining multiple linear regression, multiple nonlinear regression and multiple binary logistics regression.
This framework sought to support action plans concerning drainage management and maximize the impacts of flood susceptibility strategic implementations Jato-Espino et al. Regarding water management, the influence of climate change on the hydrological cycle in the Yangtze River Basin has been analyzed using a regression analysis model and geographic information system Keliang, Soil plays a significant role in carbon sequestration, therefore, moderate undesired climatic effects.
A model has been designed regarding the top 25 cm of topsoil of the Sierra Morena Red Natura area to determine the relationship between independent variables and soil organic carbon SOC , moreover, by the use of multiple linear regression analysis examined the effects of these variables on SOC content. These techniques provide both technical and theoretical support to prevent as well as manage air pollution Li et al.
Association rule mining has also been used in terms of monitoring weather behavioral data to develop a prediction model for climate variability Rashid et al. Furthermore, climate variability has an impact on agriculture, which demands a greater understanding with regard to the impact of the climate on crop production and food security.
Therefore, the impact of seasonal rainfall on rice crop yield was determined based on ARM techniques Gandhi and Armstrong, For the understanding of wind conditions, multidimensional sequential pattern mining is used that can define which pattern is suitable for wind energy by taking into consideration the factors of space, time, and height.
According to a study on the Netherlands, A spatio-temporal pattern-based sequence classification framework was built to estimate the extent of deforestation. This approach was applied on a Tunisian case study that took into consideration 15 years of satellite images and historical wildfire GIS data Toujani et al.
Visualization methods sought to explore the interconnections between data by simplifying multivariate data. Self-organizing map neural network SOMN method has been used to analyse anomalous atmospheric circulation patterns in China with regard to surface temperature anomalies between and Gao et al.
This method is greatly used for mapping changes, e. SOMN and grid cells method were applied to determine changes in spatio-temporal land cover in Inner Mongolia between and Li et al. The study used 31 indicators 24 socio-economic, 7 natural. PCA has also been used to build the composite drought vulnerability index Balaganesh et al. The significance of Big Data in climate-related studies is greatly recognized and its techniques are widely used to observe and monitor changes on a global scale.
It facilitates understanding and forecasting to support adaptive decision-making as well as optimize models and structures Hassani et al. Review articles can provide a better organized structure of previous studies, so the major focus areas are determined with regard to previous review articles concerning the connection between climate change and Big Data.
The major objective is to reveal how diverse disciplines appears in the related researches, therefore narrowing when and how Big Data applications and the relation with data science are appeared in climate studies. A comprehensive overview was conducted based on the Scopus database. Articles were reviewed and selected individually for the final sample.
Table 2 shows the number of articles selected and excluded. The 47 articles of the final sample are shown in Tables 3 — 5 , where a straightforward description and focus area of the research are indicated as well as categorized accordingly.
It is notable that mostly specific climate issues are observed e. The two most affected categories are agriculture and studies of sustainable cities and communities. This is a good illustration of how intertwined research on climate action is with sustainable development goals.
Table 3. Overview of articles analysing Big Data usage with climate change issues categorized into the domains of Agriculture, Cleaner production, and Climate resilience. Table 4. Overview of articles analysing Big Data usage in terms of climate change issues categorized into the domains of Cyberinfrastructure IoT , Impact assessment and Methods. Table 5. Overview of articles analysing Big Data usage in terms of climate change issues categorized into the domains of Sustainable cities and communities, Water, and Biodiversity.
The quality and safety of agricultural products can be assured through solutions provided by the Internet of Things IoT and cloud computing Marcu et al.
Remote sensing and Artificial Intelligence technologies enables to integrate Big Data into predictive and prescriptive management tools, to improve e. Big Data virtualization in the field of agriculture enables physical objects to be virtualized, e. Furthermore, Big Data techniques are utilized in terms of plant breeding Taranto et al. Climate Smart Agriculture framework aims to enhance the capacity of the agricultural systems to support food security, supporting adaptation, and mitigation into sustainable agriculture development through latest technologies as IoT, AI, geo-informatics, and Big Data analytics Gulzar et al.
The interdisciplinary and systematic approach of soil use and management to achieve related sustainability goals has also been explored Hou et al. Alignment with regard to the focus area of sustainable cities and communities with the 11th sustainable development goal Sustainable cities and communities has been explored through reviews.
Big Data management can enhance the opportunity for organizations to respond to the risk of climate change in time Seles et al. Furthermore, machine learning can be effectively utilized for low-carbon urban planning Milojevic-Dupont et al. The concept of smart cities seeks to overcome and prevent climate change and issues concerning urbanization Sharifi, , moreover, smart transportation policies can utilize the advantages of Big Data De Gennaro et al.
In this smart environment, civil engineers are seen as future risk and uncertainty managers to improve community resilience through smart infrastructure programs Berglund et al. Climate resilience studies assess how to prepare for, recover from and adopt to climate-related risks Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, Big Data seeks to support these activities by providing a large volume, variety, and quality data to reveal patterns and enables data democratization Faghmous et al.
Therefore, Big Data approach can serve as a source of key information for decision-makers in terms of creating and adapting appropriate strategies, determining current, and upcoming issues, as well as identifying stages of recovery for taking actions in time Sarker et al. News media can serve as a near-real-time geolocated information, which can support the understanding of social movements and early-warning systems. One of the issues concerning urban environments is energy efficiency and carbon emissions, for which net zero energy movements seek to bring about a solution as well as the application of a resilience ecological framework for net zero energy research Hu and Pavao-Zuckerman, Furthermore, Big Data techniques with regard to machine learning enable the attitude of people toward and recognition of environmental changes to be determined Park et al.
However, review articles have explored the potential for utilizing Big Data techniques in diverse areas, moreover, comprehensive overviews about climate change are becoming less of a focus. Even though data-intensive research applications may seems to be unbalanced among disciplines Hassani et al.
This complexity brings about an interdisciplinary approach and the intertwining of diverse disciplines, to which the System of Systems concept climate computing is the urgent answer. Co-word analysis examines the relationships between keywords to reveal the structure and development of methodologies or applications.
It is our aim to determine diverse focus areas, methodologies and techniques regarding Big Data-driven climate change analyses and harmonize these to allow better utilization of the achieved field-specific results. As a result articles were retrieved and the co-occurrence of their keywords analyzed using VOSviewer. The time period in which the papers were written was between the years and In Figure 3 , seven clusters are indicated by a diverse range of colors that overarch topics related to climate change and application methods of Big Data.
Figure 3. The network of keywords co-occurrence in climate-related Big Data articles. Each cluster refers to a focus area including its attributes of interrelationships as well as methodologies and techniques applied in the field. Technologies are considered, e. Neural networks are used to analyse climate change, weather prediction, and visualization Buszta and Mazurkiewicz, , while machine learning techniques are used for intelligent recognition Demertzis and Iliadis, and to define the impact of climate change and resilience Rolnick et al.
In addition, they are used to predict epidemics and diseases in both social Rees et al. Clustering techniques on cloud computing infrastructure have been applied, e. A novel machine learning approach has been developed by the U. This breakthrough is capable of saving computational time and data storage, moreover, can provide more accessible high-resolution climate data that can be utilized in a wide range of climate scenarios.
These techniques seek to assess risk management in terms of human and environmental health by providing vital information concerning the present conditions and making predictions about the future. IoT technologies, information systems and sensor networks tend to be applied in a field. IoT technologies have been proven to be beneficial in improving efficiency in the complex field of agriculture.
Sensors are used to collect vital information about soil, fertilizer, moisture, sunshine, temperature, and geographic information of farmland for monitoring as well as to link to other databases for identifying attributes Yan-e, The combination of automation and IoT technologies broad perspectives in smart agriculture, as remote controlled robots to perform tasks, smart and intelligent decision making based on real time data as well as warehouse management Gondchawar and Kawitkar, Decision-making processes are supported by data mining techniques and statistical as well as spatial analysis.
Big Data through data mining plays a significant role in creating real-time feedback loops on natural disasters to support disaster management in prevention, protection, mitigation processes as well as response and recovery, moreover, in increasing the resilience of citizens Yang et al. Topics like ecology, biodiversity, vulnerability, and the issue of water resources are included. Big Data-based techniques are widely used and the importance of open data must be recognized.
Cloud computing and uncertainty analysis tend to support the modeling of life cycles and climatic effects. The open data science approach ensures a transparent and collaborative environment for multi-model climate change data analytics Fiore et al. Information about the geographic distribution of greenhouse gas emissions can be useful in terms of high-resolution modeling Charkovska et al.
Information analytics and environmental technologies as well as green computing seek to minimize hazardous waste while maximizing energy efficiency and recyclability to foster the concept of a circular economy. Data mining, generic algorithms, and neural networks are gradually applied in sustainable consumption research, that enables more accurate and better visualized results Wang et al.
Managing efficient energy use is a commonly discussed issue that takes into consideration the climate change impact analysis with regard to the energy use of campus buildings Fathi and Srinivasan, , life-cycle assessment of energy-consuming products Ross and Cheah, as well as the adaptation of green computing to reduce the carbon footprint of ICT Airehrour et al.
Remote sensing and satellite imagery make it possible to collect a large amount of data that supports mapping and is used to make further predictions. Satellite remote sensing quantifies processes and spatio-temporal states of the atmosphere, land, and oceans Yang et al.
The monitoring of carbon by satellite observation provides information about greenhouse gases and emissions that can be utilized in estimation processes regarding the investigation of CO 2 Zhao et al. Open systems and open sources are gaining ever more attention in this field.
A web-based visualization of complex climate data can assure scientists, resource managers, policymakers, and the public to explore climate-balance projections even at the local level Alder and Hostetler, The assessment of spatiotemporal data to gain knowledge from it is a complex challenge, however, a well-developed visual analytical system can support performance improvement methods and techniques Li et al.
A high performance query analytical framework that proposes grid transformation can provide a complex climate data observation and model simulation L et al. For climate environmental analyses, a 3D visualization simulation of cloud data is gaining attention in the fields of computer graphics and meteorology Xie Y.
The application of contemporary technologies like Big Data analytics and IoT-based models is sought to gain a knowledge base in any field by collecting and analysing large complex heterogeneous data sets. This enables evidence-based policy making to be encouraged and serves as a decision support tool for risk assessment and resilience adaptation, while forecasting future socio-economic as well as aiding environmental conditions caused by climate-related change.
The Big Data researches are important in itself and contribute to the understanding of climate change, but managing their results in an integrated way increases the level of problem extraction and provides new solutions for decision makers. Most articles on climate change belong to the field of environmental science, closely followed by Earth and planetary sciences, then agricultural and biological sciences.
Interestingly, the number of articles published in the social sciences precedes the fields of engineering and energy. The growing amount of information and knowledge renders multidisciplinary analyses covering the whole field of science and the development of such analytical tools indispensable as the knowledge accumulated cannot be directly utilized without systematization and targeted processing.
Climate change issues tend to connect different disciplines as well as research ideas, models, and solutions related to these issues. In the following, significant connection between climate and social sciences is discussed. The Scopus database was used to extract relevant information for meta-analysis. The networks concerning the co-occurrence of keywords referring to the interrelationship between climate change and social sciences is shown in Figure 4.
Based on the intersections presented in Figure 4 , seven communities are detected. The red community includes emissions, energy and economic hubs. The yellow community includes habitat-related nodes. The green community includes interdisciplinary subject areas, while the dark blue one represents political keywords and the orange community describes sustainable mergers.
A complex relationship exists between human and natural processes involving social, political, geographic, and cultural contexts that demands a multidisciplinary concept Fiske et al. Environmental changes call for socio-economic transformation to mitigate the effects caused by humans and increase resilience. Changes are observed in a diverse range of areas such as agriculture and food security, air quality, waters, energy consumption, land ecosystem as well as global warming.
These issues must be managed through strategic planning and management with a high degree of focus on long-term sustainable operation. Socio-ecological-economic models must integrate social and biophysical information in order to develop sufficient mitigation and adaptation strategies Sullivan and Huntingford, The impact of climate change on water resources is critical as it is related to floods, droughts, tidal waves, and humidity. Big Data-based processes are used to determine, for example, soil conditions and humidity Anton et al.
Decision support algorithms, models, and databases are used to provide evidence-base for policymaking and legislation Aragona and De Rosa, as well as disaster management Akter and Wamba, These can be considered at organizational Kouloukoui et al.
Socio-environmental sciences are sought to explore the systematic cause-effect relationship following the environmental impact of human induced climate change. By providing heterogeneous data and supportive models, positive changes can be achieved through interdisciplinary data-driven perceptions that contribute to a better understanding of the complex issue, monitor changes, support decision-making, and bring about in-time interventions.
Climate change is one of the most significant global challenges that need to be managed. The system of system SoS framework enables to analyse the interdependencies between various systems e.
The trends in data science and information technology Tannahill and Jamshidi, supports the integration of various disciplines and research outcomes to represent a socio-environmental system holistically inform policy and decision-making processes Iwanaga et al. To highlight the importance of the application of the system of systems approach, the latest Big Data-based works in the field of climate change were reviewed, based on which we identified a SoS framework Figure 5.
In the network of applications, the nodes show the different researches, and the edges represent the relationships of the research results. The BigData applications have been grouped according to sustainable development goals, thus showing the possible scientific contributions with the other fields. By processing satellite data, the system developed in Semlali and El Amrani can monitor changes in air quality, which can also be used to monitor agricultural areas Majidi et al. Cloud tracking He et al.
The time-series data Joshi et al. The use of satellite imagery as a data source in urban planning also helps identify climate-friendly solutions Milojevic-Dupont et al. Web-based water management Mourtzios et al. And if we increase the resolution of the data Jimenez et al. In terms of infrastructure load, patterns of population movement Gurram et al. Agricultural satellite imagery applications Majidi et al. By implication, satellite-based support plays an important role in modeling agricultural water management Ismail et al.
In assessing disaster resilience in different areas, Sasaki et al. Satellite-based results can be supported by on-site special Lambrinos, and meteorological Mabrouki et al. Identifying patterns in time-series data Ise et al. It allows Kubo et al. By extracting time series data Joshi et al. In urban developments Milojevic-Dupont et al.
Statistical downscaling Wang Q. And comparable to other approaches Jimenez et al. Better resolution data supports marine habitat protection planning Coro et al.
The efficiency of downscaling techniques can be increased with the Internet of Things Lambrinos, toolbar. The increase of the number of observations allows a more accurate description of local climatic conditions to estimate floods Avand et al.
Coastal tourism monitoring Kubo et al. The effect of transport on plant damage can be included Meineke et al. Population movements Gurram et al. Because the movement of residents is closely related to the infrastructure Milojevic-Dupont et al. The data of the Internet of Things sensors Mabrouki et al. It can be used for causal exploration of plant morphological damage Fenu and Malloci, and supports agricultural irrigation water demand planning Ismail et al.
In the Big Data application, that supports the energy demand management of buildings Gouveia and Palma, , we can use water consumption data Mourtzios et al. Based on the presented system of systems framework, it can be seen how the new results of Big Data applications related to climate change contribute to other areas. Remote sensing of water consumption Mourtzios et al. Planning based on the analysis of traffic data Hu et al. Climate-friendly urban planning Milojevic-Dupont et al.
Computers must be designed to spread resources seamlessly hyperconvergence , enabling the scalability of linked IoT devices. Therefore, as a federation of edge machines converges, the concurrent developments in deep learning technologies are realizable in resource-constrained IoT networks, thereby understanding the future of IoT-enabled human lives.
The data used to support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon request. The authors extend their gratitude to the Deanship of Scientific Research at King Khalid University for funding this work through a research group program under grant number R. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License , which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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Academic Editor: Vijay Kumar. Received 09 Jul Accepted 14 Sep Published 20 Oct Abstract The IoT sensor applications have grown in extreme numbers, generating a large amount of data, and it requires very effective data analysis procedures.
Introduction IoT sensor systems are limited due to their processing capacity and network bandwidth. Related Work Several types of research have been shown in the arena of large data manipulation and determining Fog computing with big data analysis in smart cities.
Table 1. Key differences between deep learning techniques based on Fog big data analysis for IoT sensor application. Figure 1. Existing framework Working FS-1 It would include controlling traffic lights as per the traffic density and help create a diversion in a heavy traffic rush situation FS-2 It would consider and cover up all public places prone to theft and misshappening, thereby maintaining security standards and providing a high-end care-free experience FS-3 It would sort out the cavalier issue of power theft by implementing a dual metering system.
Table 2. Formulation of an existing framework solution for the city after implementing Fog computing. Figure 2. Figure 3. Step 1: starting the network weights, learning rate, and threshold error. Make iterations 0. Step 2: open the image training set file. Step 6: determine hidden layer unit outputs. Step 7: determine output layer units.
Step if the file has more vectors, move to step 4. Algorithm 1. Figure 4. Figure 5. Fusion deep learning for data-specific category IoT sensor applications data of one layer for row data-specific categorization. Algorithm 2. Figure 6. Table 3. Figure 7. Figure 8. Comparative analysis of different algorithms in terms of time consumption and number of experiments. Figure 9. Figure Explanation of a coordinated by a statistical relationship showing the layer. It goes through six layers. References M.
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There is a need for Hadoop skills - this is evident! Similarly, if you are using HBase and Storm for low latency stream processing and Hive for batch processing, consider separate clusters for Storm, HBase, and Hadoop. Orchestrate data ingestion. In some cases, existing business applications may write data files for batch processing directly into Azure storage blob containers, where they can be consumed by HDInsight or Azure Data Lake Analytics.
However, you will often need to orchestrate the ingestion of data from on-premises or external data sources into the data lake.
Use an orchestration workflow or pipeline, such as those supported by Azure Data Factory or Oozie, to achieve this in a predictable and centrally manageable fashion. Scrub sensitive data early.
The data ingestion workflow should scrub sensitive data early in the process, to avoid storing it in the data lake. Internet of Things IoT is a specialized subset of big data solutions. The following diagram shows a possible logical architecture for IoT. The diagram emphasizes the event-streaming components of the architecture. The cloud gateway ingests device events at the cloud boundary, using a reliable, low latency messaging system.
Devices might send events directly to the cloud gateway, or through a field gateway. A field gateway is a specialized device or software, usually colocated with the devices, that receives events and forwards them to the cloud gateway. The field gateway might also preprocess the raw device events, performing functions such as filtering, aggregation, or protocol transformation. After ingestion, events go through one or more stream processors that can route the data for example, to storage or perform analytics and other processing.
Hot path analytics, analyzing the event stream in near real time, to detect anomalies, recognize patterns over rolling time windows, or trigger alerts when a specific condition occurs in the stream. The boxes that are shaded gray show components of an IoT system that are not directly related to event streaming, but are included here for completeness. If you have previous experience, start with your duties in your past position and slowly add details to the conversation.
Tell them about your contributions that made the project successful. This question is generally, the 2 nd or 3 rd question asked in an interview. The later questions are based on this question, so answer it carefully. You should also take care not to go overboard with a single aspect of your previous job. Keep it simple and to the point.
How to Approach: This is a tricky question but generally asked in the big data interview. It asks you to choose between good data or good models. As a candidate, you should try to answer it from your experience. Many companies want to follow a strict process of evaluating data, means they have already selected data models.
In this case, having good data can be game-changing. The other way around also works as a model is chosen based on good data. As we already mentioned, answer it from your experience. The interviewer might also be interested to know if you have had any previous experience in code or algorithm optimization.
For a beginner, it obviously depends on which projects he worked on in the past. Experienced candidates can share their experience accordingly as well. Just let the interviewer know your real experience and you will be able to crack the big data interview. How to Approach: Data preparation is one of the crucial steps in big data projects.
A big data interview may involve at least one question based on data preparation. When the interviewer asks you this question, he wants to know what steps or precautions you take during data preparation. As you already know, data preparation is required to get necessary data which can then further be used for modeling purposes. You should convey this message to the interviewer. You should also emphasize the type of model you are going to use and reasons behind choosing that particular model.
Last, but not the least, you should also discuss important data preparation terms such as transforming variables, outlier values, unstructured data, identifying gaps, and others. How to Approach: Unstructured data is very common in big data.
The unstructured data should be transformed into structured data to ensure proper data analysis. You can start answering the question by briefly differentiating between the two. Once done, you can now discuss the methods you use to transform one form to another.
You might also share the real-world situation where you did it. If you have recently been graduated, then you can share information related to your academic projects. By answering this question correctly, you are signaling that you understand the types of data, both structured and unstructured, and also have the practical experience to work with these. If you give an answer to this question specifically, you will definitely be able to crack the big data interview.
However, the hardware configuration varies based on the project-specific workflow and process flow and need customization accordingly. Hence, only the first user will receive the grant for file access and the second user will be rejected. The following steps need to execute to make the Hadoop cluster up and running:. In case of large Hadoop clusters, the NameNode recovery process consumes a lot of time which turns out to be a more significant challenge in case of routine maintenance.
It is an algorithm applied to the NameNode to decide how blocks and its replicas are placed. Depending on rack definitions network traffic is minimized between DataNodes within the same rack. For example, if we consider replication factor as 3, two copies will be placed on one rack whereas the third copy in a separate rack.
Input Split is a logical division of data by mapper for mapping operation. Enhance your Big Data skills with the experts. Hadoop is one of the most popular Big Data frameworks, and if you are going for a Hadoop interview prepare yourself with these basic level interview questions for Big Data Hadoop.
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Answer: Hadoop supports the storage and processing of big data. It is the best solution for handling big data challenges. Some important features of Hadoop are —. Answer: Hadoop is an open source framework that is meant for storage and processing of big data in a distributed manner.
The core components of Hadoop are —. Blocks are smallest continuous data storage in a hard drive. Yes, we can change block size by using the parameter — dfs. Distributed Cache is a feature of Hadoop MapReduce framework to cache files for applications. Hence, the data files can access the cache file as a local file in the designated job.
The three running modes of Hadoop are as follows:. Standalone or local : This is the default mode and does not need any configuration. In this mode, all the following components of Hadoop uses local file system and runs on a single JVM —.
Pseudo-distributed : In this mode, all the master and slave Hadoop services are deployed and executed on a single node. Fully distributed : In this mode, Hadoop master and slave services are deployed and executed on separate nodes. JobTracker performs the following activities in Hadoop in a sequence —.
It is not easy to crack Hadoop developer interview but the preparation can do everything. If you are a fresher, learn the Hadoop concepts and prepare properly. Have a good knowledge of the different file systems, Hadoop versions, commands, system security, etc. Here are few questions that will help you pass the Hadoop developer interview. It uses hostname a port. It also specifies default block permission and replication checking on HDFS. Answer: Following are the differences between Hadoop 2 and Hadoop 3 —.
Answer: Kerberos are used to achieve security in Hadoop. There are 3 steps to access a service while using Kerberos, at a high level.
Each step involves a message exchange with a server. Answer: Commodity hardware is a low-cost system identified by less-availability and low-quality. Answer: There are a number of distributed file systems that work in their own way.
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