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Multimedia Exploratory Data Analysis for Geospatial Data Mining: The Case for Augmented Seriation Myke Gluck Florida State University, 244 Shores Building, Tallahassee, FL 32306-2100. E-mail: mgluck@ The amount of spatial data collected from satellites, tools which exploit such datasets to better understand the aerial photography, and land-based stations continues relationships among spatial, temporal, and human variables. to grow at astounding rates. In this article, the role of Conceptually, EDA augments the traditional conservative exploratory data analysis (EDA) for spatial data mining is reviewed and a case study addressing environmental confirmatory statistical approaches to data analysis with risk assessments in New York State is presented to methods that relax assumptions and necessary conditions to illustrate the feasibility and usability of augmenting se- develop hypotheses which potentially deepen our under- riation for spatial data analysis. For this project, seria- standing of relationships among variables. In addition, this tion, a univariate EDA technique, is augmented with a work exploits the developments in multimedia data visual- class of multimedia tools including iconic matrices, choropleth mapping, graphic interactions, and sound to ization and suggests ways to embed EDA’s inquisitive logic exploit spatial datasets to better understand the rela- in user interfaces to provide analysis techniques that are tionships among spatial, temporal, and human variables. more user-centered and in more direct control of the analyst. Additional sof