Data mining in big databases with geo reference and easy web publishing and sharing of maps, diagrams and models with DIVE4Elements by Ingo Weinzierl

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DIVE4Elements is a business intelligence tool for exploring huge and complex geographic data. It allows users to investigate large amounts of data, visualize specialized data, perform analysis, and prepare publications. It has features such as workflows, visualization options, data exports, and integration with external clients via open interfaces. Challenges include growing data sizes, varying data structures and workflows, and providing low-latency access via a web application.

Technology

DIVE4Elements
DIVE4Elements
as Business Intelligence tool
as Business Intelligence tool

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Data mining in big databases with
geo reference and easy web publishing
and sharing of maps, diagrams and models
with DIVE4Elements

Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

Intevation GmbH – the company

Core qualities
Development of future
oriented IT concepts
Based on Open
Source Software
Manufacturer
independent
Focused on quality
and sustainability
Know How in many
domains

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DIVE4Elements – what is it?

Core Idea:
Exploration of huge and complex geographic data

Digging
Investigation
Viewing
Exporting

4 Elements (Fire, Air, Earth, Water)

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DIVE4Elements – what is it?

For Users:
Tool for investigating huge amounts of data
Tool for visualization specialized data
Analysis tool
Interface for raw and processed data
Tool for preparing publications

For Providers:
Dynamic product generator for specialized data

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Some Core Features

Creation of specialized workflows (wizard)
Integration of specialized calculation and
modelling algorithms
Enormous set of visualization options
various charts (png, svg, pdf)
maps (WMS / WFS)
Enormous set of data exports
CSV, PDF
specialized exports (WST, AT)
Integration of external clients with open
interfaces (RESTful)

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Where are the challenges ?!

Continuously growing amount of data (in data
warehouses)
Different structures of specialized data
Varying workflows / parameterizations
Integration in proprietary software stacks
... as web application with short latencies !

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Initial Situation

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hamburg.jpg

http://www.bmu.de/files/bilderdatenbank/image/pjpeg/fi010_bms.jpg

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What can You do with
DIVE4Elements ?!
-
Some Samples

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Data Exploration / Selection

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Found your requested data ?

View the result !

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Statistics

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Histograms

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Data Export

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Another Data Export

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Visualization - Graphical Exports

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Further specialized analysis

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Vertical Profiles

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Horizontal Profiles

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Horizontal Cross Section

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Profil Section

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Horizontal Section

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Today

New Features
New Web-2.0 Client (based on Ajax/GWT)
„Datacage“: adding context sensitive data to
visualizations
Integration of a project management system
(users can save and open old projects /
parameterizations)
Automatic generation of products with a
command line tool
Integration in Single sign-on (SSO) authentication

Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

Web-2.0 Client

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… the technical stuff ...

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Software Architecture

Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

Main Components
Workflow
State: determines required data; defines Outputs
Transition: definition of target and destination State
Artifact
Lightweight representation of a parameterization
API: “describe“, “feed“, “advance“, “out“, “endOfLife”
has States (current and old states)
Collection
exists of one or more Artifacts
API: “out”
saves user settings specific to visualizations
Service
direct access meta information
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Questions ?

... to presentation
... to customized and ongoing software stacks
... to software solutions based on Free Software /
Open Source Software

Contact
Ingo Weinzierl, Intevation GmbH
Email: ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de
Phone: +49 541 – 335083 773

Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

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1. DIVE4Elements DIVE4Elements as Business Intelligence tool as Business Intelligence tool MapWindow Open Source GIS Conference 2012, Velp Data mining in big databases with geo reference and easy web publishing and sharing of maps, diagrams and models with DIVE4Elements Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

2. Intevation GmbH – the company Core qualities Development of future oriented IT concepts Based on Open Source Software Manufacturer independent Focused on quality and sustainability Know How in many domains Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

3. DIVE4Elements – what is it? Core Idea: Exploration of huge and complex geographic data Digging Investigation Viewing Exporting 4 Elements (Fire, Air, Earth, Water) Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

4. DIVE4Elements – what is it? For Users: Tool for investigating huge amounts of data Tool for visualization specialized data Analysis tool Interface for raw and processed data Tool for preparing publications For Providers: Dynamic product generator for specialized data Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

5. Some Core Features Creation of specialized workflows (wizard) Integration of specialized calculation and modelling algorithms Enormous set of visualization options various charts (png, svg, pdf) maps (WMS / WFS) Enormous set of data exports CSV, PDF specialized exports (WST, AT) Integration of external clients with open interfaces (RESTful) Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

6. Where are the challenges ?! Continuously growing amount of data (in data warehouses) Different structures of specialized data Varying workflows / parameterizations Integration in proprietary software stacks ... as web application with short latencies ! Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

7. Initial Situation http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/14/Cuxhaven_atair_ hamburg.jpg http://www.bmu.de/files/bilderdatenbank/image/pjpeg/fi010_bms.jpg Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

8. What can You do with DIVE4Elements ?! - Some Samples Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

9. Data Exploration / Selection Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

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14. Data Exploration / Selection Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

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16. Data Exploration / Selection Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

17. Data Exploration / Selection Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

18. Found your requested data ? View the result ! Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

19. Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

20. Statistics Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

21. Histograms Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

22. Data Export Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

23. Another Data Export Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

24. Visualization - Graphical Exports Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

25. Further specialized analysis Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

26. Vertical Profiles Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

27. Horizontal Profiles Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

28. Horizontal Cross Section Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

29. Profil Section Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

30. Horizontal Section Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

31. Today New Features New Web-2.0 Client (based on Ajax/GWT) „Datacage“: adding context sensitive data to visualizations Integration of a project management system (users can save and open old projects / parameterizations) Automatic generation of products with a command line tool Integration in Single sign-on (SSO) authentication Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

32. Web-2.0 Client Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

33. Web-2.0 Client Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

34. Web-2.0 Client Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

35. Web-2.0 Client Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

36. Web-2.0 Client Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

37. … the technical stuff ... Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

38. Software Architecture Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

39. Main Components Workflow State: determines required data; defines Outputs Transition: definition of target and destination State Artifact Lightweight representation of a parameterization API: “describe“, “feed“, “advance“, “out“, “endOfLife” has States (current and old states) Collection exists of one or more Artifacts API: “out” saves user settings specific to visualizations Service direct access meta information Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

40. Questions ? ... to presentation ... to customized and ongoing software stacks ... to software solutions based on Free Software / Open Source Software Contact Ingo Weinzierl, Intevation GmbH Email: ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de Phone: +49 541 – 335083 773 Intevation GmbH - Ingo Weinzierl <ingo.weinzierl@intevation.de>

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