• Tourism Database Management System Using Data Warehouse Approach

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    • 2.4    THE NEEDS OF DATA WAREHOUSE CONCEPT IN TOURISM
      Nigeria is known of its tourism endowment, but the maximization of this potential are minimal, that is why one of the focus of the Nigeria government is to revamp, develop the tourism sector. Strategies are to be employed to ensure that the aim of developing the sector is achieved. Moreover, this will be based on critical analysis on data which will eventually provide substantial information about and giving deep knowledge into the existing data. The provision of data for analytical and concise decision making by the managers in the tourism sector is what the tourism database management system using the data warehouse approach is all about (Darubianu et al., 2009).
      In respect to William H. Inmon, explains Data Warehouse as a subject-concerned with, unified, time variation, non-unpredictable accumulation of information in backing of the administration's basic leadership process (Inmon, 2005).
      2.4.1    CHARACTERISTICS OF DATA WAREHOUSE
      2.4.1.1    SUBJECT ORIENTED WITH: Data warehouse is created to help in analyzing data.
      For instance, to take in more about your organization's business information, data warehouse can be created that focuses on products. Utilizing data warehouse, some disturbing questions like what product was best sold last year, who is likely to be highest buyer or customer? The data warehouse to have the capability to group subject matter, products as the case may be, marks data warehouse subject-concerned with (Docs.oracle.com, 2016).
      2.4.1.2    UNIFIED: Unification, Reconciliation or integration is firmly identified with subject- concerned with. Data warehouse must put information from unique sources into a predictable
      configuration. They should resolve such issues as naming clashes and irregularities among units of measure. When they accomplish this, they are said to be unified or integrated (Docs.oracle.com, 2016).
      2.4.1.3    TIME VARIATION: One of the characteristics of data warehouse is that it center's
      emphasis on change that occurs after some time is what is implied by the term time variation. Keeping in mind the end goal to find slants and recognize shrouded examples and connections in business, analysts require a lot of information. This is particularly as opposed to online transaction processing (OLTP) frameworks, where execution necessities request that verifiable information be moved to a file (Docs.oracle.com, 2016).
      2.4.1.4    NONVOLATILE: It is implies that once data is loaded to the data warehouse the information ought not to change. This is coherent on the grounds that the reason for a data warehouse is to enable the user to analyze what has happened (Docs.oracle.com, 2016).
      2.5    CLOUD COMPUTING
      Cloud computing can be characterized as a model for empowering universal, helpful what's
      more, on-interest system access to a mutual pool of configurable figuring assets that can be quickly provisioned and discharged with negligible administration exertion from the client side and insignificant administration supplier connection (Ahmed, 2013).
      Within just a cloud-based computing system, the materials, the information are basically on another person’s domain, control or setup and utilized remotely by the cloud clients. The handling out of information is done remotely suggesting that the information and other different components from the user need to be transmitted to the cloud system for processing, nevertheless the outcome of data processed will be determined by completing required processing. On this note, it is obvious that a person could store information on cloud storage. This gives rise to some consideration using the cloud system:
      â–ª    The transmission of individual sensitive information to the cloud server,
      â–ª    The transmission of information from the cloud server to clients' PCs and
      â–ª    The storing of user’s peculiar information in cloud system which are remote server in which the client is not the owner.
      The above three conditions stated of cloud computing are seriously susceptible to security break. Cloud computing accompanies various potential outcomes and difficulties at the same time. With the difficulties, security is thought to be a basic obstruction for cloud computing in its path to success. The place were data are stored is an essential factor in cloud computing security. This prompted the research into what concept will be more appropriate in developing the proposed system (Monjur and Mohammad, 2014).
      2.6    BIG DATA COMPUTING
      Big data computing could be described as a developing information science model of multi-dimensional data mining for scientific finding and business analysis over huge scale framework. The information gathered/made from various scientific examinations and business dealings regularly requires tools to encourage proficient information management, analysis, validation, virtualization and dissemination while protecting the basic value of the information (Kune et al., 2015).
      Regular data warehousing systems depend on pre-determined analytics on data extracted, and adopts cleansing and transforming into another database known as data marts- which are periodically updated with the similar form of rolled-up data. In any case, Big Data frameworks work on non-established or predetermined analytics; therefore, there is no need of data cleansing and transformations types of procedures (Kune et al., 2015).
      Big data coordinates and excerpt the most valuable information from the rapidly growing Substantial volumes, variety forms, and regularly changing related set of information gathered from various, separate sources in the least conceivable time, utilizing numerous statistical and machine learning techniques. 5V’s such as Volume, Velocity, Variety, Veracity, and Value are associated with Big Data. Big Data and conventional data warehousing frameworks, in any case, have the comparable objectives to convey business value through the analysis of information, but vary in the way of analyzing data and the coordination of data. Practically, data warehouses coordinate data in the repository, by gathering it from other databases like enterprise's financial systems, customer marketing systems, billing systems, point-of-sale systems and so on (Kune et al., 2015).
      In conventional data warehouse information is separated into operational and historical data which are mostly structured. Does apply ETL (Extract, Transformation and Load) system for processing. As the information volumes are expanded, the chronological information is filtered from data warehouse system for speedier database queries (Kune et al., 2015).
      2.7    DATA WAREHOUSE IN EGYPTIAN TOURISM
      The Egypt Tourism sector considers Data Warehousing in their operations amidst other things. It is observed that over the globe there has being serious competitiveness in so many economic sector of any country. As for the tourism sector in Egypt it will be considered as of a business viewpoint , keeping in mind the end goal to survive and succeed in today's profoundly competitive worldwide environment, the following will be well-thought-out:
      •    The need to make decision quickly and accurately, utilizing every single accessible data.
      •    Users are tourism business environment specialists, not PC experts.
      •    The quantity of data that accumulates over a short period, which influences response time and the sheer capacity to fathom its content.
      •    Competition is warming up in the ranges of business intelligence and included information value.
      Hence those responsible in making decision in the tourism business need more logical data to catch the entire image of their tourism settings, and it is precisely the part of data warehouse to give them this worldwide perspective and wide capacity for analysis (Hendawi and El-Shishiny, 2016).
      Hendawi and El-Shishiny (2016) claimed that starting with the data source analysis, it was made possible in building the Egyptian Tourism Data Warehouse. The current set of information sources are found at the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism (MoT) in various organizations and heterogeneous structures.
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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]ABSTRACTTourism as being a great source of revenue in so many countries like Britain, Australia, Malaysia and many other countries. Seeing the viability of the sector in these countries where tourism as served as one of the life wire of the country economy, has stirred other country government to invest vastly in the sector. The tourism sector of the above named countries has served as a source of employment for the citizenry in various capacity.In reflection of the above statement, this thesis ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER SEVEN - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER SEVEN: PRODUCT AND PRODUCT EVALUATION7.1    INTRODUCTIONThe expectation of every system developer is to see that the conceptual system is brought to a reality. Therefore, at this phase the system was fully developed. The evaluation of the proposed system was considered in more details in this chapter. This involves the difficulties encountered, the successes in line with the proposed objectives.7.2    EVALUATION OF PRODUCTThe evaluation of the product will be based on the objective ... Continue reading---

         

      LIST OF TABLES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]Lists of TablesTable 5.1Table 5.2Table 5.3Table 5.4Table 5.5Table 5.8.1Table 5.8.2Table 5.8.3Table 5.8.4 ... Continue reading---

         

      LIST OF FIGURES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]List of figuresFigure 2.1Figure 3.1Figure 3.2Figure 3.3Figure 3.4Figure 3.6Figure 3.7Figure 3.8    Figure 3.8    Figure 3.9        Figure 5.1         Figure 5.2            Figure 5.3            Figure 5.4            Figure 5.5            Figure 5.6            Figure 5.7            Figure 5.8            Figure 6.5.2.1        Figure 6.5.2.2        Figure 6.5.2.5    Figure 6.5.2.6Figure 6.5.2.7    ... Continue reading---

         

      TABLE OF CONTENTS - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]Table of contentsCHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION    1.1 INTRODUCTION    1.2 AIM.    1.3    OBJECTIVES   1.4    PROBLEM STATEMENT    1.5    SCOPE    CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW    2.1    INTRODUCTION    2.2    BACKGROUND STUDY OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA    2.3    THREE TIER DATA WAREHOUSE    2.3.1    BOTTOM TIER    2.3.2    MIDDLE TIER    2.3.3    TOP TIER.    2.4    THE NEEDS OF DATA WAREHOUSE CONCEPT IN TOURISM    2.4.1 ... Continue reading---

         

      LIST OF ABRIVATIONS - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]List of symbols/AbbreviationsS/N    ABBREVIATION    MEANINGS1    OLAP    Online Analytical Processing2    ROLAP    Relational online analytical processing3    MOLAP    multidimensional online analytical processing4    OLTP    online transaction processing5    MOT    Ministry of Tourism Malaysia6    SQL    Structured Query Language7    CSV    comma-separated values8    HTML    Hypertext Markup Language9    PDF    Portable document format ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER EIGHT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER EIGHT: SUMMARY8.1    INTRODUCTIONAs usual, developing a system requires information gathering, findings which will eventually stand as the pillars for the proposed system development. Having find the required information, then it involves proper planning, analysis, scope, objective, aim and so on of the proposed system. The information gathering is based on the proposed project titled: Tourism Database Management System which will eventually resolve the challenges faced by the tourism ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION1.1    INTRODUCTIONTourism is quickly getting to be a standout amongst the most operative and efficient industries on the globe. It has extraordinary positive effects in countries by making work opportunities, by creating or developing infrastructure, and an extremely rich wellspring of wage and income (IPROJECT, 2016).Tourism enhances a country's infrastructural advancement. It makes for provision, for example, great communication and transport system, low-cost and a ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 8 ]The below figure 5 indicates the adding of department name column to the employee report using the graphical interface.Figure 3.6 (Docs.oracle.com, 2016)3.2.3    FLASH CHARTSApplications can be worked to utilize Adobe's Flash Player browser plug-in to show charts. There are a few sorts of Flash Charts bolstered including column, bar, pie, doughnut, scatter, line, candle, gauge, Gantt, and Flash Maps. Amid the creation procedure you can review the chose type and set most attribute for the ensu ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FOUR - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]CHAPTER FOUR: PROPOSED METHODOLOGY4.1    SYSTEM METHODOLOGYFor any system to be developed it must undergo some processes or stages to become a complete system. So system methodology is a scheme that is employed to structure, plan and control the way toward building up a functional system (Itinfo.am, 2016).There are numerous methodology used in the development of project, amongst others RAD and Agile methodology will be given more consideration in order for the developer to choose and justify ... Continue reading---

         

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      CHAPTER SIX - [ Total Page(s): 7 ]The above data warehouse was gotten after being through the ETL (Extraction, Transformation, and Loading) process. Four hundred and eighty five values where loaded into the fact table. The report met the proposed aim and objectives.Please refer to appendix G for more interfaces.Please refer to appendix B for more testing6.7    CONCLUSIONHaving gone through the testing phase, the basic functionality where met. ... Continue reading---

         

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