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Interactive Exploration of Geographic Regions with Web-based Keyword Distributions

Chandan Kumar¹, Dirk Ahlers², Wilko Heuten3, Susanne Boll¹

1University of Oldenburg, Oldenburg, Germany

2NTNU -- Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway

3OFFIS -- Institute for Information Technology, Oldenburg, Germany

Problem

•  Conventional local search serves simple sequential requests

•  Abstract overview and analysis of geographic regions are not supported

•  In touristic and relocation scenarios users look for the makeup of regions

Characterizing regions

* Region of interest: drawing on map (query-by-spatial-example)

* Target regions: placing markers or a generic grid overview

Exploration & interaction

* Word clouds representing the most prominent keywords

* Move, edit, and delete operations, revisualization

Relevance visualization

* Ranking of regions with KL divergence similarity

* Heatmap visualization of relevance

Approach

•  Cluster of geospatial Web pages to characterize geographic regions

•  Use of keyword distributions for comparison of regions

•  Interactive interfaces for the visual exploration of relevant regions

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