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A Scalable Multi-Data Sources Based Recursive Approximation Approach for Fast Error Recovery in Big Sensing Data on Cloud

Big sensing data is commonly encountered from various surveillance or sensing systems. Sampling and transferring errors are commonly encountered during each stage of sensing data processing. How to recover from these errors with accuracy and efficiency is quite challenging because of high sensing data volume and unrepeatable wireless communication environment. While Cloud provides a promising platform for processing big sensing data, however scalable and accurate error recovery solutions are still need. In this paper, we propose a novel approach to achieve fast error recovery in a scalable manner on cloud. This approach is based on the prediction of a recovery replacement data by making multiple data sources based approximation. The approximation process will use coverage information carried by data units to limit the algorithm in a small cluster of sensing data instead of a whole data spectrum. Specifically, in each sensing data cluster, a Euclidean distance based approximation is proposed to calculate a time series prediction. With the calculated time series, a detected error can be recovered with a predicted data value. Through the experiment with real world meteorological data sets on cloud, we demonstrate that the proposed error recovery approach can achieve high accuracy in data approximation to replace the original data error. At the same time, with MapReduce based implementation for scalability, the experimental results also show significant efficiency on time saving.