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¹Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47906, USA. rmacieje@purdue.edu

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Area of Science:

Data Science
Geospatial Analysis
Information Visualization

Background:

Increasing data complexity and volume create bottlenecks in analytic reasoning.
High dimensionality, noise, and uncertainty in data hinder pattern exploration and hypothesis generation.
Effective exploration of large datasets requires advanced interactive tools.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a suite of tools designed for exploring complex spatiotemporal data.
To facilitate the identification of patterns, aberrations, and hotspots within large datasets.
To enhance user interaction and analytic capabilities in a visual environment.

Main Methods:

Development of a tool suite for spatiotemporal data exploration.
Integration of linked views and interactive filtering for contextual information.
Incorporation of statistical models and alert detection algorithms.
Application of demographic filtering for hypothesis refinement.

Main Results:

The presented tools enable users to search for hotspots in both space and time.
Linked views and interactive filtering provide users with crucial contextual data insights.
Statistical models and alert systems effectively draw user attention to critical data areas.
Demonstrated utility on multiple geospatiotemporal datasets.

Conclusions:

The developed tool suite significantly facilitates the exploration of complex spatiotemporal data.
Interactive visualization and analytical capabilities empower users in hypothesis generation and testing.
The system offers a robust solution for identifying critical patterns and aberrations in large-scale geospatiotemporal datasets.