Development ETL (Extract, Transform and Load) Module in Indonesian Agricultural Commodities OLAP System


Aditia Yudhistira(1*); Imas Sukaesih Sitanggang(2); Hari Agung Adrianto(3);

(1) Institut Pertanian Bogor
(2) Institut Pertanian Bogor
(3) Institut Pertanian Bogor
(*) Corresponding Author

  

Abstract


The SOLAP system for Indonesian Agricultural Commodities is a successful development based on previous studies. Agricultural commodity data are managed in a data warehouse with a galactic schema, which has 7 fact tables, namely cut flower horticulture, ornamental plant horticulture, horticulture, food crops, plantation, livestock population, and livestock production, as well as 3 dimensional tables, namely location, time, and commodity. The results of SOLAP operations on the system can be visualized in the form of crosstabs, graphs and maps. The system uses a web platform so that it can be accessed by the public. However, the SOLAP system cannot update data in real time. This study aims to develop a data warehouse for Indonesian Agricultural Commodities SOLAP in real time by creating a scraping system. This study has succeeded in developing a data warehouse in real time on the indonesian agricultural commodity SOLAP system by creating a real time scraping system that is applied to the SOLAP server and has succeeded in making the ETL process run in real time on the SOLAP server and optimizing polygon-based spatial data visualization using the Douglas-Peucker. This study has also carried out functional testing of OLAP features and functions on the Indonesian Agricultural Commodity SOLAP system using the black box testing method. The results of this study provide accurate and real-time data on the SOLAP of Indonesian Agricultural Commodities, with the results of SOLAP feature testing achieving 100 percent pass and the data conformity test results of OLAP function as expected. In addition, the results of this study make it possible to automatically update the data according to a predetermined schedule to provide real-time information.


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Agricultural Commodities; Douglas-Peucker; Functional Testing; Real-Time; SOLAP

  
  

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