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Development of Geometrical Functions in Graph Data Using the Cellular Data System and Their Application to Route Search Logic

In this big data era, if there is no proper data modeling methodology, big data in cloud will be beyond understanding and controllable. We consider the Incrementally Modular Abstraction Hierarchy (IMAH) to be able to model the world of big data as it is. In this paper, we focus on graph data modeling based on IMAH. Internet of Things (IoT), which is the hottest topic in cloud computing research, always includes graph data connecting information of things on the Web. The graph data model, which deals with nodes and edges, is considered a special case of a topological space dealing with subsets as an element mathematically. We exemplify the designed applied geometrical functions in the case study of a route detection application to verify their effectiveness.