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FME Server is used to transform Twitter data and stream it to Google Maps and Earth via KML. The tweets are stored in a database and time stamped to allow for future analysis and replaying the event. Every 30 seconds new tweets are archived and every 10 seconds Google Earth requests updated tweets from the database, while the Google Maps view requires page refreshes to see new tweets.
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