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Like: Play computer games like The Sims 2 and Simcity 4. Also love Surfing the internet to look at comics and news about The Sims 2. My favourite comic is Archie and Garfield. Also like playing my nintendo DS and my Wii :) I also like to be with a silly girl name QZ... don't dare to say her name. Another one is a nice and sweet girl name YZ. Last but not least, a samll boy, name DK. Sorry I can't say their names yet until I asked permission from them. Dislike: My bad tempered,stupid sister name Jade. Some of the things I really reallly really hate doing are like going to chinatown, because I hate old fashion things! It's time to look foward and not go back to the past where there are all these wet market and the place i hate most in my life is hawker centers........:( Those people who go there have no taste! I only like very clean food courts like the ones in shopping malls.

Thursday, September 28, 2017

Summary Draft 1 - Week 4

The article entitled “How Uber Engineering Increases Safe Driving With Telematics” by Beinstein and Sumers (2016) attempts to give insight on Uber’s utilization of telematic data to improve road safety and eradicate unsafe driving habits. Under the company’s mobile architecture, Global Positioning System (GPS) information from each trip is processed under Trip Services; while information gathered via Uber’s Vehicle Movement Processor, which analyses key indicators including harsh braking and sudden acceleration, will be utilized to complement and enhance the credibility of the telematics data obtained from the drivers.

Combining the two data sources, the resultant data will then be processed under Apache’s distributed streaming platform, Kafka, before they are committed to long-term storage under the HADOOP Distributed File System (HDFS). Using programs like Hive and Spark, batch data analyses are conducted to compute and derive statistics such as the ‘daily city-level averages for hard brakes’. Upon completion of the analyses, these data will be indexed under Elasticsearch cluster and made available via an Application programming interface (API) for developers.


References:
BEINSTEIN, A. and SUMERS, T. (2016). How Uber Engineering Increases Safe Driving with Telematics. [online] Uber Engineering Blog. Available at: https://eng.uber.com/telematics/ [Accessed 22 Sep. 2017].

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