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What is a key component of event-driven architecture in IoT streaming?
What is a key component of event-driven architecture in IoT streaming?
Which of the following accurately describes the difference between static data computation and streaming data computation?
Which of the following accurately describes the difference between static data computation and streaming data computation?
One of the challenges of streaming data management is that:
One of the challenges of streaming data management is that:
What is a challenge specifically associated with Digital Signal Processing (DSP) in streaming?
What is a challenge specifically associated with Digital Signal Processing (DSP) in streaming?
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Recency matters in streaming data analytics because:
Recency matters in streaming data analytics because:
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a streaming data source?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a streaming data source?
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What is a characteristic of streaming data?
What is a characteristic of streaming data?
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What is a primary benefit of real-time decision-making in IoT?
What is a primary benefit of real-time decision-making in IoT?
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Which of the following is a challenge associated with IoT data streaming?
Which of the following is a challenge associated with IoT data streaming?
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What is a key requirement for IoT data in terms of network connections?
What is a key requirement for IoT data in terms of network connections?
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What opportunity does the untapped IoT sensor data represent?
What opportunity does the untapped IoT sensor data represent?
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What characterizes unbounded data in data streams?
What characterizes unbounded data in data streams?
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Which model controls the production and processing of data in a push model?
Which model controls the production and processing of data in a push model?
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What differentiates streaming analytics from traditional analytics?
What differentiates streaming analytics from traditional analytics?
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What aspect of time is important when processing data streams?
What aspect of time is important when processing data streams?
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Why is scalability a crucial concern in IoT networks?
Why is scalability a crucial concern in IoT networks?
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Which term describes the practice of processing data as it is produced?
Which term describes the practice of processing data as it is produced?
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How is data traditionally moved prior to the advent of data streaming?
How is data traditionally moved prior to the advent of data streaming?
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What does the acronym ETL stand for in the context of data management?
What does the acronym ETL stand for in the context of data management?
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What is a significant limitation of batch processing in relation to streaming data?
What is a significant limitation of batch processing in relation to streaming data?
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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of data streaming?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of data streaming?
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What is one consequence of not utilizing sensor data effectively in manufacturing?
What is one consequence of not utilizing sensor data effectively in manufacturing?
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Which of the following best describes the nature of data in IoT?
Which of the following best describes the nature of data in IoT?
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Which of the following statements best describes the concept of the data value continuum?
Which of the following statements best describes the concept of the data value continuum?
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What technique is commonly used for data streaming?
What technique is commonly used for data streaming?
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What processing method is ideal for handling IoT data streams?
What processing method is ideal for handling IoT data streams?
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What is the primary feature of IoT devices as described?
What is the primary feature of IoT devices as described?
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In which application would IoT data be most relevant?
In which application would IoT data be most relevant?
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What kind of data do wearables and remote health monitoring devices produce?
What kind of data do wearables and remote health monitoring devices produce?
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Which sector benefits from IoT through real-time monitoring of traffic systems?
Which sector benefits from IoT through real-time monitoring of traffic systems?
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What does 'data streaming' refer to in the context of IoT?
What does 'data streaming' refer to in the context of IoT?
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Which of the following describes a disadvantage of IoT technology?
Which of the following describes a disadvantage of IoT technology?
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How do smart cities utilize IoT technologies?
How do smart cities utilize IoT technologies?
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Which aspect is critical to the functioning of IoT in healthcare?
Which aspect is critical to the functioning of IoT in healthcare?
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What is a common feature of connected devices in smart homes?
What is a common feature of connected devices in smart homes?
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What role does data processing play in the context of IoT?
What role does data processing play in the context of IoT?
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Study Notes
Data Streaming Overview
- Data streaming is a continuous flow of data, without a defined beginning or end.
- Common data sources include sensors, cameras, and IoT devices.
- Examples of data streaming scenarios are connected cars, healthcare, and smart cities.
- Data is often generated in small sizes (kilobytes), as it's produced.
- Data needs to be processed on the fly.
Class Rules
- Students are allowed to do anything except make noises (e.g., chatting, singing).
- Students can ask questions during the lecture.
- Taking attendance is required according to university policy.
- 80% attendance is required to sit for the final exam.
Course Assessment
- Course assessment is temporary and subject to change.
- Final exam counts for 50% of the grade.
- Midterm exam counts for 20% of the grade.
- Quizzes count for 10% of the grade.
- Projects count for 20%. Students will be in 2-3 member groups and need to complete a report and presentation.
- Cheating and plagiarism will result in zero marks.
Data Challenges
- Continuous data flow from diverse sources (IoT devices, cameras, sensors).
- Data demands real-time processing, requiring high-speed networks.
- Security and privacy concerns need to be addressed.
IoT and Its Role in Data Streaming
- IoT devices communicate with each other, generating data.
- Examples include connected cars, healthcare (wearables), and smart cities (surveillance and traffic monitoring).
- Real-time data processing is crucial in IoT applications.
Importance of Data Streaming in IoT
- Real-time decision-making is essential (e.g., medical alerts, security systems).
- IoT generates massive streaming data. Scalable processing is needed.
Most IoT Data Remains Unused
- Data from sensors can detect conditions requiring attention.
- A lot of sensor data remains largely unused for prediction/optimization.
- Opportunities exist to process data as it is produced.
Traditional vs. Streaming Analytics
- Traditional analytics processes data at rest, stored in a database.
- Streaming analytics processes data as it flows, immediately acting on fresh input.
Challenges in IoT Data Streaming
- High volume and variety of data from devices (sensors/cameras).
- Processing needs to be fast, requiring low latency and high bandwidth.
- Security is important, especially with sensitive data.
Characteristics of Data Streams
- Data streams are conceptually infinite and constantly growing.
- Data needs to be processed in real-time or as it arrives (push or publish/subscribe model).
- Real-time processing is critical, especially for time-sensitive data. Critical aspects are data production and processing time.
Data Value Continuum
- The value of data changes based on how recently it was generated.
- Real-time data is valuable. Older data often holds less immediate value.
Data Value Chain
- Data values decrease with time.
- Data is processed on the fly in streaming analysis.
- Real-time analysis is required for timely events and decisions.
Data Streaming
- Data streaming processes data in real-time, as it arrives.
- Batch processing stores and processes data in batches; Streaming processes data in real-time.
- Cannot use batch processing for streaming data in most cases.
Benefits of Data Streaming
- Suitable for IoT data analysis.
- Real-time insights from data streams.
- Useful for monitoring, prediction and optimization strategies.
Patterns that Drive Most Streaming Use Cases
- Real-time data is useful for prevention, like security issues, or optimization of business functions like customer service.
- Data is collected and observed to predict trends for future decision making.
Event-Driven Architecture in IoT Streaming
- Systems respond to events, such as temperature sensor readings.
- Producers generate events from devices.
- Consumers process the events from producers.
- Example is Smart homes reacting to temperature.
Static vs. Streaming
- Static data is processed for pre-defined questions.
- Streaming data is processed as it arrives, in near real-time
Batch vs. Real-time Processing
- Batch processing collects data over time, then processes it in a single step.
- Real-time processing continuously inputs, processes and outputs data as it arrives.
- Real-time systems are required for important applications such as customer services, ATMs, and radar systems.
Challenges of Streaming
- Managing large volumes of data (data management)
- Real-time data needs to be continuously assessed (arbitrary and interactive exploration).
- Real-time analytics is important (recency of events).
- Data availability is a constant concern.
Challenges of DSP
- Managing the entire streaming architecture, pipeline and data handling.
- Data is constantly changing and varies in volume and velocity.
- Processing needs to be guaranteed and fault-tolerant, adapting as the data changes.
Future Trends in IoT and Data Streaming
- Edge Computing – Processing data closer to devices; reduces latency.
- 5G Networks – Faster/More reliable connectivity for streaming data from IoT devices.
- AI and Streaming – Real-Time AI models.
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This quiz provides an overview of data streaming, highlighting its continuous nature and common sources such as IoT devices. Additionally, it outlines class rules and assessment criteria for students, emphasizing the importance of attendance and project collaboration.
