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CSE 512 - GeoSpatial Analysis - Data Monkeys

Group Members

Alphabetical Order:

Patrick Gaines

Spencer MK Smith

Fatima Naveed

Ryan Schachte

Blake Thomson

Problem Definition

The 2016 Geographic Information Systems Cup problem definition can be found here.

Setup

This spark implementation utilized 4 AWS machines in a cluster to solve the 2016 GIS Cup in 19.5 seconds.

To setup an AWS cluster of your own, please refer to my guide and culmination of resources here.

Yellow Taxi Heat Map using Getis-Ord Statistic

From the directions: The submitted jar will be invoked using the following syntax:

./bin/spark-submit [spark properties] --class [submission class] [submission jar] [path to input] [path to output]

Building The Jar

In the project root, mvn clean install will place the compiled jar file in target/. Instructions to run it are provided below.

Spark Submit

Note: Make sure to specify the output file exactly, including the extension. We output file contents into whatever file you specify, so if you want the outputs in output.csv, then you have to give output.csv as the final part of the output argument. Examples are provided below.

General:

$SPARK_BASE/bin/spark-submit --master [master_location] --class com.datamonkeys.phase3.Driver target/group6_phase3.jar [path_to_input] [path_to_output.csv]

Example 1 (Local):

$SPARK_BASE/bin/spark-submit --master local --class com.datamonkeys.phase3.Driver target/group6_phase3.jar "hdfs://localhost:9000/usr/ubuntu/yellow_cab_ten_thousand.csv" "hdfs://localhost:9000/path/to/output/group6_phase3_result.csv"

Example 2 (EC2 Cluster):

$SPARK_BASE/bin/spark-submit --master spark://ec2-35-164-195-55.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com:7077 --class com.datamonkeys.phase3.Driver target/group6_phase3.jar "hdfs://localhost:9000/usr/ubuntu/yellow_cab_one_million.csv" "hdfs://localhost:9000/path/to/output/group6_phase3_result.csv"

Output Location: You can output to the current directory by specifying [path_to_output.csv] as just the filename, like this: group6_phase3_result.csv. If you want to output to a directory in HDFS, you must give the fully qualified path, like this: hdfs://localhost:9000/path/to/output/group6_phase3_result.csv.

Spark Properties

On our EC2 Spark Cluster, we have these 3 configuration properties set in our $SPARK_BASE/conf/spark-env.sh files, but it is most likely overkill for our implementation of MapReduce.

export SPARK_EXECUTOR_MEMORY=30g
export SPARK_EXECUTOR_CORES=24
export SPARK_DRIVER_MEMORY=30g