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1. Big
Data
Introduc
tion
15 MINUTE

2. Internet Minute
Big Data Come From
Daily routine
Definition
Big Data Important

3. Business
Emergency
Characteristics Of Big Data
Education
Structured And Unstructured Data

4. Daily routine

5. In aninternetMinute
FACEBOOK
701,389
Facebook
Logins
TWITTER
347,222
New Tweets
LINKED IN
120+
NEWLINKEDIN
ACCOUNTS

6. INSTAGRAM
38,194
Posts To
Instagram
WHATSAPP
20.8MILLION+
Messages
Google
2.4MILLION
Search Queries
Email
150MILLION
Emails sent

7. Justone min
YouTube
2.78MILLION
Video Views
AppStore
51,000 app
downloads from
apples

8. Definition :
 No single standard definition…
data is being generated by everything around us at all times.
Every digital process and social media exchange produces it.
Systems, sensors and mobile devices transmit it. source

9. MachinesAccelerometers
a turbulence
Sensorssensors in many devices
and products.
PeoplePhoto and Video Image
OrganizatioCommercial Transactions
E-Commerce
Banking/Stock Records

10. Walmart
Saving Lives with Big Data
Wildfire Prediction and Emergency
(San Diego County, May 14, 2014)
Wildfire
Prediction
Arizona State
University
world's largest company by
revenue
an American multinational retailing
corporation
Education at Arizona State
University
business Emergency education

11. This slide is perfect for long text descriptions
• world's largest company
by revenue
• an American multinational
retailing corporation
Data
Analysis
10,000 stores
260
million customers
2.5 petabytes data
collected every
60 minutes!
Twitter
data
local
events
local
weather
in-store
purchases
online
clicks
Customize recommendations
Improve predictive analytics
Launch new products

12. San Diego County, May 14, 2014
14 Fires burning
Area of San Francisco
6 Injured
1 Death
$60 Million USD

13. Machine Data Organizational Data Emergency Map People

14. idea
idea
Arizona State
University
analyses
Student`s
keystroke
time
Time to achieve
certificated
certificated
like
subject
Material
abilities

16. The vast amounts
of data generated
every second
Volume
The different types of
data
Variety
Messiness of the data
Veracity
The speed at which new
data is generated
Velocity
importance
value

17. Volume
= SizeMore data = Better safety
Storage Access Processing

18. Variety == Complexity
Data were confined only to tables
Data are more
heterogeneous
Think of an email collection

19. Velocity == Speed
Speed of Data Generation
Speed of Data Processing
Real-Time Processing

20. Veracity == QualityAccuracy of data
Reliability of the data source
Uncertainty
Provenance

21. Value
The data fication of our world gives us unprecedented amounts of data in terms of Volume, Velocity, Variety and Veracity. The
latest technology such as cloud computing and distributed systems together with the latest software and analysis approaches
allow us to leverage all types of data to gain insights and add value.

22. What is Structured
Data?
What is Unstructured
Data?
This is a example for a subtitle

24. WHAT WHY WHERE WHEN WHO HOW
ANY
QUESTION ?

25.  Introduction to Big Data
(Introduction to Big Data .
Coursera )
https://www.coursera.org/learn/big-data-introduction
https://www.ibm.com/big-data/us/en/
 What is Big Data?
(what is big data . IBM)
 Big data)big data.wikipedia)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_data
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