Analytics and Data Summit 2018

Ordnance Survey Ireland (OSi), the Irish national mapping agency, maintains national spatial data sets and creates mapping products for government agencies and the public. Achieving a leadership role in national mapping requires addressing many challenges: dealing with the explosion of 3D terrain data from aerial photos and satellites, needing to automate complex workflow processes, handling 1.2+ petabytes of data holdings including geospatial data with scalability and security, and sharing data widely with the public._x000D_
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With the Oracle Spatial and Graph, Database 12c, and Exadata platform, OSi has addressed these challenges. OSi uses Oracle Spatial and Graph point cloud, raster, and linked open data capabilities for solutions in the areas of Cartographic Automation, 3D Solid Geometry, Point Cloud Classification, Visualisation & Dissemination and Geospatial Linked Data. OSi is also looking toward cloud-based solutions using Oracle. Learn about OSi’s innovative geospatial solutions._x000D_
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Every 15 minutes the world’s news is captured into the Global Knowledge Graph. The data set contains nearly a trillion sentiment snapshots and more than 1.5 billion location references. 
Oracle ingested the data set on the Bare Metal Cloud to create a data warehouse. The project was designed to meet the needs of big data users, such as cyber threat and defense intelligence analysts. They require analysis of the connections between people, places, events, content and sentiment embedded in traditional data sources. They also need a pipeline and robust visualizations to filter the data, carve out relevant subsets and save the results to a property graph database for further analysis.
This session will describe the challenges, complexities, and technologies used to create a 35TB data warehouse, and filter, visualize, analyze and write results back, with a single click, to the Oracle Spatial and Graph database using Tom Sawyer Perspectives.

With Oracle Database Release 12.2, property graph capabilities are now offered in Oracle Spatial and Graph, and can be easily deployed in Oracle Database Cloud Service. You can store and model graph data, and run sophisticated graph analytics such as detecting patterns and generating recommendations using the In-Memory Parallel Graph Analytics (PGX) engine. This session walks you through the steps, including how to enable Oracle Database Cloud Service with property graph capability, set up a remote PGX server with Oracle Java Cloud Service, and run queries for graph analysis.