Big Data- Lesson 2

Big Data- Lesson 2

By Jennifer Tuttle

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Write the definition of "Big Data" in your own words.

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Variety

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Volume​

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Velocity​

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Veracity​

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Value​

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Data formats: Text, images or video

enormous in size and number of users

Data is being generated or gathered quickly

Accurate

Usefulness to users

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Why would you store a piece of data on more than one server?

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Why would you analyze data using more than one server?

​https://www.datacenters.com/locations/united-states/oregon

​Follow the link below to learn about Data Centers in Oregon


Be prepared to answer a few questions based on the article.

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How many data centers are located in Oregon?

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Name 4 companies that have data centers in Oregon.

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Why is the Pacific Northwest, especially Oregon, at an advantage for Data Centers?

Different Types of Data

Data related to geographical area or regions. Information about the physical location and shape of objects on Earth.

​Spatial​

Information stored and represented in a human-readable format. Information from surveys, images, or social media.

​Text

​Qualitative

​Quantitative

​Data gathered from open-ended questions that often reflect one's opinion or belief. Observable qualities not represented by numbers.

​Data in the form of numbers and statistical values.

Categorize

Options (19)

This is a sentence that describes a concept.

Data represented in words or sentences.

Examples of _____ information include articles and essays.

_____ data can be analyzed for sentiment.

This represents the arrangement of objects in space.

Maps are a common example of ?

Can include coordinates and distances.

3D models provide____ representations of objects.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) analyze _____ data.

______ data is often descriptive and subjective.

Interviews and open-ended survey responses are examples of ______ data.

_______ research focuses on understanding concepts and experiences.

Focus groups can provide ______ insights into consumer behavior.

The temperature today is 22 degrees Celsius.

The population of a city is 1 million.

The height of a building is 150 meters.

Organize these options into the right categories

Text

Spatial

Qualitative

Quantitative

Homework For Today:

You will need to gather data as you go through your school day. Include the date, time, room, emotion and reason for feeling that way.

Your paper will look like this

​If you were to do a research assignment, What type of data would you use in your research? Why?

Lesson 2: Journal