Overall View of the EUXDAT Project
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Overall View of the EUXDAT Project
- 1. EUDAT 2018 Conference Porto, 24th January 2018 Overall View of the EUXDAT Project F. Javier Nieto, Miguel Ángel Esbrí - ATOS This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 777549 www.EUXDAT.eu European e-Infrastructure for Extreme Data Analytics in Sustainable Development
- 2. 2http://www.euxdat.eu/ 1. Project & Consortium 2. Objectives & Context 3. Data Sources & Pilots 4. Architecture 5. Data Analysis and Visualization Tools
- 3. 3http://www.euxdat.eu/ Project & Consortium EUXDAT: European e-Infrastructure for Extreme Analytics in Sustainable Development Topic: EINFRA-21-2017 Platform e-infrastructure innovation Duration: 3 years (started in 11/2017) Budget: 3 M € 9 partners Industry: ATOSES*, ATOSFR University: USTTUT Research: CERTH, WRLS SMEs: m-blue, PI End-users: P4A, CoO
- 4. 4http://www.euxdat.eu/ Objectives & Context “…EUXDAT will build up a Large Data Analytics-as-a-Service e-Infrastructure by connecting extremely large and heterogeneous data sources, expertise from various disciplines and results from past projects in order to provide analytics tools and services for diverse end- users supporting sustainable and productive agriculture, soil and water protection, regional biodiversity and green infrastructure sustainable development…”
- 5. 5http://www.euxdat.eu/ Objectives & Context O1: Manage data storage and movement + Support heterogeneous data sources + Configurable policies O2: Adapt data processing tools for HPC + Improved users’ Portal + New resources management (hybrid HPC+Cloud) O3: Service activities (access to the e-Infrastructure) + Pilots implementation + Access to Data O4: Networking activities + long-term sustainability + Collaboration (i.e. PRACE, EGI).
- 6. 6http://www.euxdat.eu/ Data Sources & Pilots Resources Optimization 3D Farming Energy Efficiency
- 9. 9http://www.euxdat.eu/ Data Analysis and Visualization Tools
- 10. Thank you for your attention Miguel Ángel Esbrí miguel.esbri@atos.net http://www.euxdat.eu/ Twitter: @euxdat This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 777549 www.EUXDAT.eu European e-Infrastructure for Extreme Data Analytics in Sustainable Development
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- O1: Develop a set of tools for managing extremely large datasets, taking into account storage requirements, different formats and managing policies for reducing data movement latency and protecting the information. Analyse the way to use and store the different kinds of data (data streams, array databases, hyperspectral images, etc) by pilot applications, identifying the main bottlenecks, required metadata and ways to keep trace of data provenance; Provide a specific tool for managing the storage and movement of large datasets from their source to target e-Infrastructures based on HPC and/or Cloud resources, able to connect a great variety of data sources with a plugin-like architecture, and exposing a common API for object-oriented data, databases and data streams; Define adaptable data management policies, integrated in the management tools, taking into account constraints and other non-functional requirements (data availability, security, locality, complexity). O2: Adapt and evolve, as required, data processing tools already available adding new features in such a way that they can be provisioned in a Large Data Analytics-as-a-Service way. These main changes will be focused on the capabilities to exploit HPC capabilities with the new data management tools, the improvement of users’ portal and the adaptation of resources management. We propose to perform a joint research related to the usage of a hybrid solution, in which part of the tasks goes to the Cloud and the other part goes to HPC, as a way to optimize the execution; EUXDAT aims at improving the usage of the infrastructure with a complete portal for stakeholders which will not only facilitate development of applications and the request for improvements, but also keep trace of the way they are executed; Adapt and expose data processing tools in such a way they can improve their parallel execution for scaling up appropriately as datasets increase their size. O3: Carry out service activities based on an integrated e-infrastructure, where three data-intensive pilots from the Sustainable Development domain will validate the proposed solutions. The different pilots proposed will exploit the maximum potential of the proposed e-Infrastructure, covering several topics related to land monitoring and sustainable management, energy efficiency in farms and 3D farming for soil protection; A public instance of the e-Infrastructure will be publicly available during some time in order to allow stakeholders to experiment with the provided features. O4: Carry out an important networking activity, especially in the domain of Sustainable Development, in order to motivate the adoption of the proposed tools among a wider European community. Build a network of cooperating organisations, scientists, industries and citizens, who will cooperate on JRAs, through P4A and CoO; To support long time sustainability of the platform encouraging a critical mass of stakeholders to utilise the EUXDAT e-infrastructure through several events and the open instance, in collaboration with computation providers such as PRACE.
- We have three pilots: -Resources optimization: Decide the best combinaton of crops -Energy efficiency: Save energy in the farming process -3D Farming: 3D analysis for precission farming We will have different data sources: -Information from stations at the farms -Information from satellites: 4TB/day -Information from UAVs (hyperspectral images) to monitor crop status and predict yield: 2.6 GB/m2 1km2 field: 2.6 PB in 20 minutes -Information from machinery tracking (position, fuel consuption, engine rotation, etc.) -Public datasets (Open Land Use , Open Transport Net): 1TB each -Information from weather status and forecasts: 20 TB/ day
- There are a set of components/aspects related to data: -Data connectors -Data catalogue -Data movers -Infrastructure adaptation (i.e. move in advance, keeping cache data, etc…) Then, there is another part related to how the data is processed and the tools used for it: -Tools catalogue and registry -Orchestration for their execution -Adaptation of tools (pCEP, Spark/Hadoop) and infrastructure (profiles)
- The management of resources will be: -A hybrid orchestration solution with Cloud and HPC resources -With monitorization of resources and applications running -Creating profiles about the usage of resources
- pCEP can be used at the Edge (for some real-time analytics and filtering of too large data streams) and at HPC (real-time analytics of streams in parallel way) Spark can be used mainly in Cloud for large (non-real-time) analytics. We’ll try to use it in HPC as well. Hadoop can be used for the same purpose and in the same platforms. We know that HLRS has a special version customized by Cray for HPC Geotrellis and Geomesa are intended raster and vector data analysis respectively. Jupyter has been proposed for visualization