Quickstart
This workbook is an introduction to loading streaming and historical data into Kinetica, performing location analytics and triggering alerts in real time.
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Kinetica comes with easy to follow SQL workbooks that will help you quickly wrap your head around real-time geospatial and time-series analysis.
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Workbooks in Kinetica enable you to load data, query data, build pipelines and output data to maps, visualizations, and other services.
Graph shortest path solver
Use Kinetica's Graph API to find the best route between different points. From a single source to single destination, to many destinations, and then many sources to many destinations.
SQL-GPT: Converse with your data
Talk to your data with Kinetica and generative AI. Kinetica's SQL GPT features make it really easy to unlock insights with just plain English…
Real-time Monitoring
In this demo, we show how Kinetica can be used to set up a risk monitoring system that automatically triggers alerts based on shifts in portfolio values.
Entity Tracking
Use 'Tracks' – a native geospatial object in Kinetica – and other geospatial functions and visualizations to detect when ships intersect with a geofence, loiter in a specific area, or get too close to other ships.
Time-series Joins
Use an ASOF join to build a materialized view of data from GPS and temperature sensors, which are streaming data at different timestamps.
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