5G-Oriented IoT Big Data Analysis Method System

Abstract

The application degree and application scope of 5G Internet of Things technology and big data analysis technology are becoming wider and wider, bringing opportunities for the development of traditional enterprises and providing technological innovation support for the development of new enterprises. Based on 5G Internet of Things technology and big data technology, this paper designs and studies an intelligent agricultural monitoring platform. We collect crop growth data and monitor crop growth status through this platform to study the 5G-oriented IoT big data analysis method system. This paper studies the data collection and storage issues involved in the huge agricultural IoT data environment. This article analyzes the specific sources of agricultural big data, the specific methods of data collection, and the methods of various database storage technologies. Combining wireless sensor network technology, large-source data processing technology, and distributed data storage technology, a method is proposed to solve the problem of rural Internet data collection and storage in the big data environment. This paper proposes a spatiotemporal block processing TSBPS to store the first detection data. The method uses spatiotemporal preblocking, data compression, and caching to significantly improve the recording speed of near real-time storage and microdetection data. In the experimental part of this article, experiments are carried out on the key parts of the IOT-HSQM system model that may limit storage or query performance. Experimental results show that this article compares TSBPS and direct writing methods. The maximum write speed increased by 79%, and the average write speed increased by 42%. The IOT-HSQM system model can meet the requirements of compiling and query performance and statistical analysis.

Big Data Network Optimization for Mobile Cellular Networks in 5G

“…Because of the massiveness and complexity of its data sets, conventional data processing techniques and management tools cannot handle them. The attributes commonly referred to as the The "5Vs" -variety, velocity, volume, integrity, and value are commonly used to describe big data [7]. Currently, social networking platforms, scientific research, and the Internet of Things (IoT) are the primary sources contributing to the rapid generation of information.…”