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The document outlines the steps for an end-to-end project using Synapse Analytics to analyze NYC Taxi Trip data. It details the creation of a Synapse Workspace and the loading of the dataset into Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2. The document also provides a link to download the dataset and instructions for uploading it to the storage account.

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1 Synapse Analytics Workspace

The document outlines the steps for an end-to-end project using Synapse Analytics to analyze NYC Taxi Trip data. It details the creation of a Synapse Workspace and the loading of the dataset into Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2. The document also provides a link to download the dataset and instructions for uploading it to the storage account.

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Synapse Analytics: End-to-End Project

(Analyzing NYC Taxi Trip data)

Step 1: Create Synapse Workspace


Step 2: Load the NYC Taxi Trip data

Note: Synapse Analytics uses Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2


as its default data storage.
In this project we will load the NYC Taxi data into ADLS Gen2.

Download the NYC Taxi dataset from the below site:


[Link]

In Synapse Studio, navigate to the Data tab and select Linked.


Under the category Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2, select the
storage vnycdatalake (Primary).
Select the container named users (Primary).
Click Upload and select the [Link] file to upload
the dataset.

Once the parquet file is uploaded it is available through two


equivalent URIs:
[Link]
[Link]
abfss://users@[Link]/
[Link]

Note:
In the above URL’s
vnycdatalake is the storage account
users is the container in the storage account.

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