6. Non-real Time Data
Non-real time, or NRT, is a term used to
describe a process or event that does not occur
immediately. For example, communication via
posts in a forum can be considered non-real
time as responses often do not occur
immediately and can sometimes take hours or
even days
7. The Distinction Between "Near Real-
time" And "Real-time" varies, and the
delay is dependent on the type and speed of
the Transmission. The delay in near real-
time is typically of the order of several
seconds to several minutes
8. Derivatives concepts: Real Time
• Real-time System
• Real-time Operating System
• Real-time Database Management
• Real-time locating system
• Real-time Information System
• Real-time Computing
• Real-time Analytics
• Real-time Computer Graphics
• Real-time Java
9. Real-time Computer System
• A real-time computer system is a computer system
where the correctness of the system behavior depends
not only on the logical results of the computations,
but also on the physical time when these results are
produced.
• By system behavior we mean the sequence of outputs
in time of a system.
14. Real-time computing
• In computer science, real-time computing (RTC), or reactive
computing describes hardware and software systems subject to
a "real-time constraint", for example from event to system
response.
• Real-time programs must guarantee response within specified
time constraints, often referred to as "deadlines”.
• The correctness of these types of systems depends on their
temporal aspects as well as their functional aspects. Real-time
responses are often understood to be in the order of
milliseconds, and sometimes microseconds.
• A system not specified as operating in real time cannot usually
guarantee a response within any timeframe, although actual or
expected response times may be given.
15. Real-time computing (ctn.)
• Real-time software may use one or more of the following:
synchronous programming languages, real-time operating
systems, and real-time networks, each of which provide
essential frameworks on which to build a real-time software
application.
• Systems used for many mission critical applications must be
real-time, such as for control of fly-by-wire aircraft, or anti-
lock brakes on a vehicle, which must produce maximum
deceleration but intermittently stop braking to prevent
skidding.[4] Real-time processing fails if not completed within
a specified deadline relative to an event; deadlines must
always be met, regardless of system load.
16. What is Real Time Analytics?
Real-time analytics is a process of delivering
information about events as they occur
Some Examples :
• Financial Industry - Fraud Detection, Trading
• E-commerce - Recommendations
• Telecom Industry - Machine to Machine
communication
• Supply Chain Management
• Business Activity Monitoring
17.
18. Features Streaming data and real-time analytics
Process streams of data and update databases in real-time
utilizing using parallel processing of live streaming data
Process millions of records per second of data collection,
distributed ETL (extract, transform, load), or in-stream / in-
memory analytics
Continuous queries with streaming real-time results. An
example is streaming trending topics on Twitter into browsers.
The browsers will have a real-time view on what the trending
topics are as they happen
Parallel querying capability
Standard and seamless integration connectors that connect to
any data source (internal or external)
Tool set for rapid development of processors to perform in the
real-time stream processing (cleansing, normalization, and
real-time analytics)
22. Real Time Data Streaming
Real-time data streaming works by making use of continuous queries
that work on time and buffer windows. This whole process is opposite
to the traditional database model where data was first stored and
indexed and was then processed. Real-time data streaming makes use
of data while in motion through the server.
Real-time data streaming finds various applications. The major ones
include:
E-commerce
Network monitoring
Risk management
Fraud detection
Pricing and analytics
23. Real-Time Embedded Systems?
A real-time computer system
may be a component of a larger
system in which it is embedded;
reasonably, such a computer
component is called an
embedded system
26. Real-time data in economics
Real-time economic data, and other official statistics, are often
based on preliminary estimates, and therefore are frequently
adjusted as better estimates become available. These later
adjusted data are called "revised data". The terms real-time
economic data and real-time economic analysis were coined by
Francis X. Diebold and Glenn D. Rudebusch
In order to better understand the accuracy of economic data and
its effects on economic decisions, some economic organizations,
such as the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Federal Reserve
Bank of Philadelphia and the Euro-Area Business Cycle
Network (EABCN), have made databases available that contain
both real-time data and subsequent revised estimates of the same
data.
27. Stock Exchanging
Real time data services provide traders and portfolio
managers with real time daily and historical data
needed to monitor global market developments
Superior performance
Market leading Technology
FTSE Russell Real Time Service
28. Real-time data in real-time bidding
Real-time bidding is programmatic real-time auctions
that sell digital-ad impressions.
Entities on both the buying and selling sides require almost
instantaneous access to data in order to make decisions, forcing
real-time data to the forefront of their needs.
To support these needs, new strategies and technologies,
such Druid have arisen and are quickly evolving.
29. Utilize Real-Time Data In Marketing
Efforts
Advertisement
Issues can be resolved in real-time
Collecting real-time data over the phone
real-time marketing has been more about promoting
products in accordance to the rapid changing trends,
and businesses that are able to gather real-time data
about trends across the digital world and market their
products in accordance to them have witnessed
remarkable results.
30. Real-Time Data for Emergency Response
• Real-time data denotes information that is delivered
immediately after collection. There is no delay in the
timeliness of the information provided. Real-time data
has endless benefits for decision making in any
response scenario.
1. Reducing Confusion
2. Dramatic Time Savings
3. Awareness to Situation Change
4. Enhanced Productivity
5. Quickly Identify Problems
6. Faster Learning
31. REAL TIME DATA & MANAGEMENT
The Benefits of Real-time Data
Taking a More Proactive Approach
Understanding of the Intricacies of How the Facility
Operates
Improves on Processes & Collaboration
32. Real-time Data Collection and Visualization
Technology in Construction
That implements real-time remote sensing and data visualization
technology in two significant construction applications:
1. Real-time pro-active construction safety assessment
and training
2. Real-time construction productivity and
performance monitoring.
33. The use of real-time weather data
Plume Tracking
The dispersion models are used to estimate or to predict the downwind
concentration of air pollutants or toxins emitted from sources such as
industrial plants, vehicular traffic or accidental chemical releases
Air Monitor Readings
Weather
34. Real Time Data in Transportation
Vehicle Tracking
Automatic Identification System (AIS)
automatic tracking system used on ships and by vessel traffic
services (VTS). AIS information supplements marine radar,
which continues to be the primary method of collision
avoidance for water transport
Global Positioning System (GPS)
DSRC
ServiceAutomobil
35. Real Time Data in Transportation
Traveler Information
Fleet Management and Operations
Traffic Management and Operations
Parking Management
Real-time Information, especially in developing market
segments like transit, parking, and freight, to broaden the
usage of real-time information and promote market
sustainability. This includes an understanding of how various
user groups (e.g., Commuters, Tourists, Lower Income,
Disabled) are taking advantage of real-time services.
36. GOOGLE & REAL TIME DATA
Using a tool like Google
Analytics is one way that many
businesses monitor and analyze
traffic coming to their web site,
pay per click advertising
conversion and keyword search
terms attracting prospects.
But, Google Analytics, while
offering a powerful suite of
analytics and conversion tools,
has one increasingly fatal flaw
– by the time you get the data,
it’s already old news
37. Real Time On The Web And Social
Media
Today’s reliance on the web and social media
requires real time tracking and analytics that are
delivered in real time
React to mentions of you brand
more fully
Interact with site visitors live
Watch your test in real time
Test your PPC campaigns in real
time
Understand the impact of your blog
posts
38. Social networking
• Social networking has the potential to become
another substantial medium of communication
between transit agencies and customers and among
customers. Online applications like Facebook, RSS
feeds, and Twitter can share information related to
congestion, incidents, and construction and are
especially popular with younger users. Transit
agencies must be aware of the potential legal issues
that surround their use, including restrictions
regarding a municipal organization being part of a
public forum.
39. Social Networking
• People are interacting consistently in real time. Users
are liking Facebook pages, following Tweets, viewing
YouTube videos, Pinning favorite recipes, uploading
the latest photo, or starting up lively debates
42. Real-Time Video – Social Platforms
The established social platforms are developing
some form of real-time video into their content
suite.
43. Brand Usage of Real-Time Video
Live footage of events
Exclusive performances
Live Q&A
Product Launches
Interviews of staff, influencers or industry
leaders
Real-Time Video – Social Platforms
44. Awareness Today of Real-Time Video
The platforms are
increasing in popularity
but still have limited
market reach in
comparison to other
social platforms.
45. Value of Real-Time Video
Make a raw connection with your audience
Display the values and true creativity of your
brand
Show the human side of the brand
Provide audience with video consumption
without the budget and time needed to produce
Real-Time Video – Social Platforms
52. Real time
Combine Raw Data (Sensor, Network, Transaction
Records, Social Media) And Stored Data (Personal
History, Network And Security Data, Demographics,
Research Data) To Optimize Operations By Detecting
System Threats, Monitoring And Integrating All
Processes In Real Time, And Automatizing Actions
53. Example Applications
Real-time Data Capture
Continuous data stream consolidation, filtering and
aggregation
Real-time data validation
Real-time cleanup and repair
Continuous ingest into any number of destinations,
simultaneously: Hadoop, NoSQL platforms, Oracle,
SQLServer, and RDBMS platforms such as Teradata
55. Smart City & Real Time
• Devices and infrastructures are producing vast
quantities of data in real-time, and are responsive to
these data, enabling new kinds of monitoring,
regulation and control
• The challenge facing urban managers and citizens in
the age of smart cities is to realise the benefits of
planning and delivering city services using urban data
and real-time responsive systems whilst minimizing
pernicious effects
56. From Sensors, accidents reports, data managers, web
services…. and made available by partners on external
servers.
Examples:
-XML files dropped on an FTP server for road
traffic
–Road events (European standard Datex 2)
–Parking spaces available as JSON Service
Smart City & Real Time Data
57. Real Time Data
Processing Requirements
Use data as it becomes available
Do not exceed 10 seconds processing time
Do not interrupt the service for maintenance
Manage interruptions and create business alerts
Maintain continuous availability and consistency
of data in the target database (single transaction)
59. Using real-time data to transform a library
The Transformative Library is a project
created to work with so-called "Open
Libraries" – a widely used concept in
Denmark, where people can use the
library at times when there are no staff
at work.
These data are processed
real-time and a 'mode' is
selected for the library
60. Real-Time Availability of Items in
Library Catalog
• Feature Querie : Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC)
• Summon displays real-time data as stored in your OPAC
• real-time results will display the actual availability
("available" or the date in which it is due) and the
actual library location .
61. APPLYING DATA SCIENCE IN
REAL-TIME
• DIKW
To use the DIKW pyramid as
a framework for progressively
evolving your data science
products and services, and
don't stop until you reach the
top. When benchmarking
against your competition, you
don't want to be looking up.
62. References
• Ken Bragg, Smart City – Smart Data Grand Lyon
• Akbay,sami.(2015) The Internet of Analytics Discovering actionable insights
from high-velocity streams of real-time IoT data
• Osborne, M. A. (2008)Towards Real-Time Information Processing of Sensor
Network Data using Computationally Efficient Multi-output Gaussian
Processes. International Conference on Information Processing in Sensor Networks
• USE OF REAL-WORLD DATAAND INFORMATION IN THE CLASSROOM
• https://www.d4htechnologies.com/blog/post/20150616-6-
benefits-of-real-time-data-for-emergency-response
• http://www.coupofy.com/social-media-in-realtime/#open-menu
• https://ntl.bts.gov/lib/32000/32900/32927/5_uses.htm
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_database
• http://www.b-eye-network.com/view/17289
• https://mapr.com/blog/real-time-event-streaming-what-are-your-
options