DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF DATA MARTS FOR HOUSEHOLD AMENITIES FROM CENSUS DATA (MAHARASHTRA)
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DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF DATA MARTS FOR HOUSEHOLD AMENITIES FROM CENSUS DATA (MAHARASHTRA)
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RAMDASI SANMIT SURESH
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S. D. Sharma
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In India, the agricultural resources are spread across the nation. Therefore, the first and foremost need for developing a decision support system on agriculture resources is to integrate the scattered historical information into a central data warehouse. Integrated National Agricultural Resources Information System (INARIS), which is developed by IASRI, New Delhi, is an endeavor in developing a central information repository of major agricultural resources. By keeping the above need in mind the available data from census of India 2001, regarding the Household Amenities in Maharashtra State have been analyzed to identify possible data marts and the dimensions that can be associated with these data marts. To find out the associated dimensions with the data marts and conformed dimensions, the top-down planning approach called as Data Warehouse Bus Architecture Matrix was used. With the help of this matrix the dimensional models have been designed and subject wise data marts are created. The data storage has been converted into a form of multidimensional model, known as cube. These cubes have been designed by using fact and dimension tables and deployed on Internet for on-line analysis, which is called as On-Line Analytical Processing (OLAP). The cubes have been integrated with previously developed data warehouse INARIS. The information in this data warehouse is available to the end-user in the form of decision support system in which all the flexibility of the presentation of the information, such as it’s on line analysis is inbuilt into the system. The data in the developed cubes can be viewed in cross tab view as well as graphical views including simple bar graph, pie chart, clustered bar graph, stacked bar graph, multiline graph, three dimensional bar graph etc. Drill downs and roll ups can be performed on the data available in the cubes. Another important functionality incorporated in these cubes is Drill Through in which user can find interesting trends or anomalies while analyzing data. The advantage of this approach is that the often queryintensive work of ad hoc data analysis is performed using summarized data in t |
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2016-12-27T15:28:35Z
2016-12-27T15:28:35Z 2009 |
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Thesis
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http://krishikosh.egranth.ac.in/handle/1/93280
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application/pdf
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