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Overview Work Package 3: Building and implementation of the S-DWH: Architectural and technical aspects

Title:	Relate the 'ideal' architectural scheme into an actual development and implementation strategy
WP:	3	Deliverable:	3.5
Version:	Author:	Date:	NSI:
1.1	Antonio Laureti Palma, Björn Berglund, Allan Randlepp Valerij Žavoronok	June 2013	Istat Statistics Sweden Statistcics Estonia Statistics Lithuania
1.2	Antonio Laureti Palma	August 2013	Istat
1.3	Pedro Cunha	September 2013	INE Portugal
1.3	Colin Bowler	October 2013	ONS UK
2.0 final	Antonio Laureti Palma	October 2013	Istat

ESS - NET

On micro data linking and data warehousing
in production OF BUSINESS STATISTICS

Summary

Overview Work Package 3:
Building and implementation of the S-DWH: Architectural and technical aspects 3

1.Introduction 4

1Stovepipe model 5

2Augmented stovepipe model 6

6

3The Data Warehouse approach 6

3.1Integrated model 6

3.2Data Warehouse model 7

4The Generic Statistical Business Process Model (GSBPM) 9

5Generic Statistical Information Model (GSIM) version 1.0 10

2.Statistical Data Warehouse architecture 12

6Business Architecture 13

6.1Business processes, that constitute the core business and create the primary value stream 13

2.1.1.1Source Layer funtionalities 14

2.1.1.2Integration Layer funtionalities 16

2.1.1.3Interpretation and data analysis layer funtionalities 17

2.1.1.4Access Layer funtionalities 21

6.2Management processes, the processes that govern the operation of a system, 23

6.3Functional diagram for strategic over-arching processes 24

Functional diagram for operational over-arching processes 25

7Information Systems Architecture 28

7.1S-DWH is a metadata-driven system 29

7.2Layered approach of a full active S-DWH 31

2.1.1.5Source layer 32

2.1.1.6Integration layer 34

2.1.1.7Interpretation layer 36

2.1.1.8Access layer 40

7.3Workflow scenarios 42

Scenario 1: full linear end-to-end workflow 43

Scenario 2: Monitoring collection 45

Scenario 3: Evaluating new data source 45

Scenario 4: Re-using data for new standard output 46

Scenario 5: re-using data for complex custom query 46

Example of modularity 48

8Technology Architecture 50

8.1Access layer 50

8.2Interpretation and Data Analysis layer 53

8.3Integration layer 57

8.4Source Layer 59

8.5Towards a modular approach 63

Conclusions 65

Overview Work Package 3:
Building and implementation of the S-DWH: Architectural and technical aspects

In general, an architecture framework provides principles and practices for creating and using the architectural description of a S-DWH. It structures architects' thinking by dividing the architectural description into domains or views, and offers models for documenting each view. We used these models to create the deliverables of Work Packaeg 3, which will therefore describethe three domains:

Business
Information Systems
Technology.

The deliverables produced by the WP3 are:

3.1 “Business Architecture of the S-DWH”;

3.2 “Modular Workflow of the S-DWH”
3.3 “Functional Architecture of the S-DWH”
3.4 “Overview of various technical aspects”
3.5 “Relate the 'ideal' architectural scheme into an actual development

and implementation strategy”

The deliverables 3.1 and 3.3 are related to the Business Domain, which is used to align strategic objectives and tactical demands. This provides a common understanding of the organization described by:

Deliverable 3.1 deals with business processes, which constitute the core business and create the primary value stream.
Deliverable3.3 deals with the management processes, which govern the operation of a system,

In the present document we will analyze deeply this domain with specific focus on the business processes.

Deliverable 3.2 is related to the Information Systems Domain, i.e. the conceptual organization of the effective S-DWH which is able to support tactical demands. This describes models, policies and rules that govern which data is collected, and how it is stored, arranged, integrated, and put to use in a S-DWH.

Deliverable 3.4 is related to Technology Architecture, which is the combined set of software and hardware able to develop and support IT services.
The first four deal with aspects of a S-DWH architecture framework, which defines how to create and use a S-DWH. This deliverable, the fifth, deals with the “ideal” architectural plan and therefore is composed by the most relevant parts of the previous deliverables organized in the right order.

Directory: eurostat -> cros -> system -> files
files -> Anomaly Detection for Streaming Sensor Data
files -> Review of current activities
files -> Review of current activities
files -> Theme: Design of data collection (part 1) 0 General information

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Title: Relate the 'ideal' architectural scheme into an actual development and implementation strategy

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Overview Work Package 3: Building and implementation of the S-DWH: Architectural and technical aspects

Overview Work Package 3:
Building and implementation of the S-DWH: Architectural and technical aspects