A big data intelligence marketplace and secure analytics experimentation platform for the aviation industry
Dimitrios Miltiadou (1), Stamatis Pitsios (1), Dimitrios Spyropoulos, (1), Dimitrios Alexandrou (1), Fenareti Lampathaki (2), Domenico Messina (3),, Konstantinos Perakis (1) ((1) UBITECH, (2) Suite5, (3) ENGINEERING Ingegneria, Informatica S.p.A.)

TL;DR
This paper introduces ICARUS, a comprehensive big data platform for the aviation industry that enables secure data sharing, integration, and analytics across diverse sources, enhancing data-driven decision-making.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel big data marketplace and analytics platform tailored for aviation, addressing data security, interoperability, and lifecycle management challenges.
Findings
Provides a secure, multi-sided aviation data marketplace
Supports end-to-end big data lifecycle management
Enhances data sharing and analytics capabilities
Abstract
The unprecedented volume, diversity and richness of aviation data that can be acquired, generated, stored, and managed provides unique capabilities for the aviation-related industries and pertains value that remains to be unlocked with the adoption of the innovative Big Data Analytics technologies. Despite the large efforts and investments on research and innovation, the Big Data technologies introduce a number of challenges to its adopters. Besides the effective storage and access to the underlying big data, efficient data integration and data interoperability should be considered, while at the same time multiple data sources should be effectively combined by performing data exchange and data sharing between the different stakeholders. However, this reveals additional challenges for the crucial preservation of the information security of the collected data, the trusted and secure data…
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