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Real-time route planning with stream processing systems: a case study for the city of Lucerne
Traffic-aware real-time route planning has recently been an application of increasing interest for metropolitan cities with busy traffic. This paper approaches the problem from a stream processing point of view and proposes a general architecture to solve it. This work is inspired by a real use case and is implemented on an industry-strength stream processing engine. Experimental results on this implementation demonstrate the scalability of this approach in terms of increasing data and query rates.