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A System for Geographical and Spatial Data Exploration on the Internet Celyn S. L. Chan, Tony K. Y. Chan and Edmond C. Prakash School of Computer Engineering Nanyang Technological University Nanyang Avenue Singapore-639798 ASprakash@.sg Abstract Developing a detailed 3D conceptual spatial data model and incorporating it for visualization, is a promising method of Spatial Data Exploration for a variety of applications especially in the display, analysis and interpretation of useful and timely meteorological and geographical information. Spatial Data Exploration is quite complex due to the following factors: the spatial nature of data that is being processed time-variant nature of data. In this paper we present a new system that can use VR techniques for spatial data exploration. We also present the implementation and some results that validate our architecture. 1. Introduction 1.1 Introduction to spatial technologies Spatial technologies include GIS, GPS, remote-sensing and scientific visualization[1,2,3]. The similarity between these technologies is that they all produce and/or manipulate data with spatial coordinates. Ultimately, this data can be any features on the earths surface or any surface. This includes roads, streams, buildings, county boundaries, power lines, sewer lines, recorded locations of eagle nests, past forest fires, future reservoirs - to name just a few examples. It also includes photos or images of the earths surface, as well as three-dimensional representation of phenomena such as geologic structures within the earths surface or ice-flow within a glacier. As the web gradually developed into a 2D-graphical tool through graphical HTML browsers, there is also need for sharing and display of 3D web-content. No standards were implemented initially. Research groups mushroomed and worked independently on different standards. The web then was ‘dynamic’. This phrase is repeated a lot when it comes to developing tools that use what