Addressing Geospatial Big Data Management and Distribution Challenges ERDAS APOLLO & ECW

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Addressing Geospatial Big Data Management and Distribution Challenges ERDAS APOLLO & ECW Nouman Ahmed GeoSystems-Me (Hexagon Geospatial / ERDAS Regional Partner) Enterprise Solutions Architect

Hexagon Family Hexagon is dedicated to delivering actionable information through design, measurement, and visualization technologies. Learn more at hexagon.com. 2

Dynamic GIS: Measuring Our Changing Earth Geospatial Information Value Chain 3 Capture Process Share Deliver

VOLUME

Data deluge Imagery data volumes are growing at an ever increasing rate. Faster than processing and storage costs are falling 3 PetaBytes/ year or 8 TerraBytes / day forseen for Copernicus 5

Data Deluge Greater Resolution, Greater Coverage, Greater Frequency 6

Data Deluge New Data Sources beside traditional airborne and satellite platforms 7

Rocketing User Demand Every day, new users are demanding imagery, across all applications, on all devices Not just some imagery, but the latest, highest resolution imagery available They want the entire historical archive accessible 8

Big Data Made Small the most common purpose of Big Data is to produce Small Data DataInformed 10 Sept 2013 http://data-informed.com/common-purpose-big-data-produce-small-data # Pixels in a Single ECW File 9

Big Data Made Small 14 terapixels the most common purpose of Big Data is to produce Small Data DataInformed 10 Sept 2013 http://data-informed.com/common-purpose-big-data-produce-small-data 0.6 terapixels 1.7 terapixels 2004 2005 2012 # Pixels in a Single ECW File 10

Big Data Made Small The World s Largest Geospatial Image? A single aerial image covering Germany @ 20cm GSD 3,210,000 px by 4,340,000px Big Data Made Small 38,000gb Uncompressed 50,000gb with image pyramids 875gb ECW Compressed 370,000 source files 1 ECW file 11

38Tb image Germany 12

ECW & JPEG2000 Compression Technology ENCODING SPEED REDUCED DATA MANAGEMENT DECODING SPEED IMAGE QUALITY The Power of ECW & JP2K Compressio n technology ENHANCED USER PERFORMANCE REDUCED STORAGE COSTS FILE SIZE TIME SAVED 13

COMPRESS Uncompressed Original & Pyramids 1300 Gb Uncompressed Original 1000 Gb JPEG 2000 Numerically Lossless Compression 400 Gb ECW Visually Lossless Compression ECW image compression: Instant storage savings Faster performance Full visual quality JPG2000: Strongly reduce size Keep data integrity 50Gb 14

ECW - COMPRESS and SIMPLIFY Intergraph ECW Raw Imagery +1 ECW mosaic file Conventional Approach Raw Imagery +Image Tiles +Tile Pyramids Efficient processing and simple data structure: Easier to manage Time effective Provides a single source of truth One format to serve all software clients. +Mosaic Overviews 15 +Tile Cache

Imagery & Tile Cache Storage Non-scalable solutions Duplicates data Complicates data publishing Restricts users to specific projections Restricts users to specific resolutions/scales Tile caching places decoding speed above all other needs 16

Uncompressed With Pyramids With tile-cache to level 17 With tile-cache to level 18 With tile-cache to level 19 Tile cache Worked example (Storage) 71Tb level 19 cache 38Tb + 116 level 18 cache ECW 0.85Tb level 17 cache Pyramids +29 ECW +7 7 17 Imagery Size Days needed to generate

Original with pyramids plus tile-cache 17 levels plus tile-cache 19 levels Storage Costs - Tile-cache & Pyramid vs. ECW $ 4,600 $ 4,700 $ 6,200 Amazon S3 Cloud storage Costs comparison example 98% lower costs using ECW >$4.6k monthly saving Up to $73k annual saving ECW $ 82 18 $ cost per month Data generated using the Amazon S3 Cloud Calculator

VELOCITY ERDAS APOLLO Big Data Management - Managing and Delivering Geospatial Information Across the Enterprise Imagery, Raster, LIDAR, CAD and Business Data Management; Cataloguing, Processing, Analysis & Delivery across the Enterprise Extremely High Performance Imagery Streaming & Data Delivery.

ERDAS APOLLO - Geospatial Data Portal 20

3D Geospatial Portal 21

ERDAS APOLLO Essentials Fastest geospatial imagery server in the world, period Deliver terabytes of image data to thousands of people ECWP high-speed streaming imagery 5,000 users simultaneously Optimized Tile Delivery (OTDF) - Fast tile-based delivery of tiled data 4000+ tiles a second 10,000 users simultaneously Supports common industry standards for deployment Easily integrates data from existing GIS Highly cost-effective Requires only standard server hardware 22

Supports massive imagery - Deliver terabytes of image data with a single server ECWP Streaming protocol: scales efficiently to support thousands of concurrent users on a dual processor system. OGC-compliant Web Map Service (WMS) and Web Map Tiling Service (WMTS) protocols but also ESRI GeoServices REST. Integrates into your GIS directly of via Plug-ins ArcGIS, ArcView, MapInfo TM, AutoCAD, Bentley 23

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APOLLO Advantage Generated Crawling APOLLO Advantage Manage Catalog Capture Process Deliver 25

CRAWLING The Geospatial Information crawlers are scheduled server jobs for continuous discovery of Geospatial data at user specified dataset store locations. The crawlers : Run asynchronously on the Server: Set it and forget it! Run on a repeated scheduled basis to enable the catalog auto update Auto-discover imagery and terrain data Drop box concept Auto-harvest imagery/sensor metadata like LANDSAT, QUICKBIRD, SPOT, DIMAP, ISO 19115/19139, etc Auto-provision data for optimized end user consumption (pyramids, thumbnails and metadata generation, footprint computation and security configuration) API available 26

Hierarchical Data Model (Variety, Value) Hierarchical classification of Data Data gathered by collection, theme, type, domain Ascendant metadata aggregation through hierarchy metadata aggregation 27 27

Advanced Data Management remotely crawl, provision, manage and secure geospatial imagery, Lidar, Vector, terrain and non-spatial business data. Catalog Data Model Define complex hierarchical data models of heterogenous disparate grided data. Advanced Security Secure your Geospatial Information Centrally. Data and Metadata Delivery the most comprehensive gridded data delivery protocols available on the market in a single server. Web Client Interface Geospatial Data Portal to search, discover, view and download data online from a web broswer. 28

Online Processing

APOLLO Professional APOLLO Professional Publish Manage Catalog Online processing Processes 30

ERDAS APOLLO Professional Clip, Zip and Ship LAS-formatted Point Cloud data Geoprocessing Extract value-added information products OGC Web Processing Service (WPS) Integrates ERDAS IMAGINE Spatial Modeler Engine 31

Valtus Data and APOLLO Processing 5 Band Data Produces very clean change detection B-1 B-2 B-3 32

Results 33

Conclusion APOLLO provides tools to adress Big Data challenge Volume: Big Data to Small Data Hexagon ECW and JPG2000 compression very efficient Easy and fast data dissemination Streaming: ECWP/JPIP WMS, WMS-T, WMTS SDK available to integrate that technology in your own system Velocity : Dynamic data management: Data crawling Metadata aggregation Automatic medata parsers for different Satellite products (Landsat, Spot, etc) Variaty of interfaces to consume data including OGC Download: WCS (from Level0 ), Clip Zip and Ship View : WMS, WMTS, WMS-T Processing : WPS Discovery 34

QUESTIONS?