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iGlobe: an interactive visualization and analysis framework for geospatial data

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We demonstrate an interactive visualization and analysis system for integrating climate data with other geospatial data sets, such as environmental and demographic data. The \eviz system is a desktop-based visualization and analysis environment which allows seamless integration of multiple geospatial data sets from varied sources and provides an interface to interactively analyze the different data sets and apply sophisticated data analysis and mining algorithms in a near real time fashion. The framework is highly desirable in domains such as earth and climate sciences where great emphasis is placed on simultaneous analysis of different data sets such as remote sensing images, climate model simulation outputs, and other environmental and demographic databases, to understand weather and climate systems and the impact of climate change on nature and people.

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Chandola, Varun, Vatsavai, Raju, Bhaduri, Budhendra L. 2011-01-01. iGlobe: an interactive visualization and analysis framework for geospatial data. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1027420

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