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The chapter explores the critical engineering and analytical techniques essential for managing and interpreting the large volumes of data generated by IoT devices. It outlines the processes of data collection, storage, real-time processing, and visualization, emphasizing the importance of effective data pipelines and the use of tools like Apache Kafka and Spark for real-time analytics. Finally, it highlights the role of data visualization in enabling stakeholders to make informed decisions based on actionable insights derived from complex data.
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Term: Big Data
Definition: Data characterized by high velocity, volume, and variety, which requires advanced processing and analytical methods.
Term: Data Pipeline
Definition: A series of automated processes that move data from collection through to storage and analysis.
Term: Apache Kafka
Definition: A distributed messaging system used for building real-time data pipelines and streaming applications.
Term: Spark Streaming
Definition: A micro-batch processing framework that allows for real-time data processing and analytics.
Term: Data Visualization
Definition: The representation of data in graphical formats to highlight trends and insights for analysis.
Term: Dashboarding
Definition: An interactive user interface that consolidates various visualizations and key metrics to monitor system status.