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Algorithmes de traitement de requêtes de biodiversité dans un environnement distribué

Ndiouma Bame (1) (2), Hubert Naacke ORCID (1), Idrissa Sarr (2), Samba Ndiaye (2)
(1) Bases de Données
(2) département Mathématiques Informatique
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Volume 18
Volume 18, 2014
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10.46298/arima.1976
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Algorithmes de traitement de requêtes de biodiversité dans un environnement distribué

Ndiouma Bame (1) (2), Hubert Naacke ORCID (1), Idrissa Sarr (2), Samba Ndiaye (2)
(1) Bases de Données
(2) département Mathématiques Informatique
Abstract
The GBIF portal contains a description of most of the global biodiversity data. It faces two problems, namely the data availability and a poor expressiveness of queries, mainly due to a growing number of users which keep expressing new needs. To tackle these problems, we envision a scalable and relatively low cost solution. With this in mind, we propose a non-invasive and decentralized architecture for processing GBIF queries over a cloud infrastructure. We define a dynamic strategy for data distribution and queries processing algorithms that fit the GBIF requirements. We demonstrate the feasibility and efficiency of our solution by a prototype implementation which allows for processing extra query types, up to now unsupported by the GBIF portal.
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English
  • [INFO]Computer Science [cs]
  • [MATH]Mathematics [math]
French
  • Big data
  • data replication and distribution
  • cloud computing
  • query processing
  • GBIF
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