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On Piotrowski et al\cite{Piotrowski}, the authors present a collaborative data storage (tinyDSM) middleware that addresses the common problems of store data on wireless sensor networks (WSN) using data replication on nodes of the network. However, in the proposal, the decision of the node to assume the role of data replicators is static and uses a random criterion depends only on the number of nodes and density of the network. It's created some problems if that node disappears from the network.

usage pattern we see is incoming and outgoing data being shipped via Blobs, Queues providing the overall workflow for processing the Blobs, and intermediate

with range queries and bitmaps. 2.4 Column Store Model In this model, data is stored in sections of columns instead of rows. This is almost an inverse of a relational model. The names of the column need not be predefined, i.e. the structure isn 't fixed, which helps in great scalability and performance. Columns in a row are stored in order according to their keys. A super-column also might be used which is nothing but a column containing nested sub-columns. 2.4.1 Cassandra: Apache Cassandra

CHAPTER 6 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION (SRS IS TO BE PREPARED USING RELEVANT MATHEMATICS DERIVED AND SOFTWARE ENGG. INDICATORS IN ANNEX A AND B) 6.1 INTRODUCTION 6.1.1 Purpose and Scope of Document Our software module determines the garbage levels in the bins of a particular location.The main parameters used in our software are the sensor values and GSM module (for communication).According to that user gets the information where to dump trash and administrator gets the idea which bins are

are not kept from such data security dangers. The current condition as most convention affiliations are joined with media and long range interpersonal correspondence closes the rehash of modernized systems on government alliance Information Systems had augmented. As condition of connection is to commission identified with people when in doubt, the mechanized assaults on the association data framework could be considered as dividing security hazard to protection of open data. State and government business

below: a. Type of Data: A data could be broadly classified in to three types viz. structured data, unstructured data and semi-structured data. Structured data are those which reside in a fixed field within a record or a file such as customer’s name, address, phone number etc. Unstructured data refers to information that is not organized in a pre-defined manner. Examples of Unstructured model include images, videos, word presentations etc. It is estimated that unstructured data occupies almost 80%

are not kept from such data security dangers. The current condition as most convention affiliations are joined with media and long range interpersonal correspondence closes the rehash of modernized systems on government alliance Information Systems had augmented. As condition of connection is to commission identified with people when in doubt, the mechanized assaults on the association data framework could be considered as dividing security hazard to protection of open data. State and government business

chapter will examine other methods of tracking users’ interactions with multi-media content. Firstly, it evaluates the structure of the Tin Can API and how it compares with its predecessor, SCORM. Secondly, the following alternative tracking methods are considered: Open Badges Other ontologies Web page logs, client and server side Analytics HTTP cookies Mouse and eye tracking 8. 1 Structure of the Tin Can API There are some languages and methods already available for encoding resources and activities

Edunuri 800817767 Table of Contents Introduction III Abstract IV Overview of NoSQL V Data Model VI Document base model VI Key-value Stores VII Graph Stores VII Wide Column stores VIII Criteria to be considered IX Conclusion XI References XI INTRODUCTION I was always inspired by the idea of storing large amounts of structured and unstructured data. Therefore I chose to finish my concentration in Data Management. I have finished the following courses as my concentration requirement: • ITCS

properly understand HADOOP technology. Basics Required to Understand Hadoop Technology: • Java Collection frame work (Because while writing map reduce jobs in HADOOP, we mainly use the collection framework in JAVA) • What is BIG DATA? (Definition and basic terminology of BIG DATA, how to handle large sets of