Clustering and Time Series Prediction for Spatio Temporal Geographic Dataset
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Owing to the generation of petabytes of data (may be of type classical, spatial, temporal or hybrid)
newlineon daily basis from different sources, work is required to be carried out such that these voluminous
newlineamount of data can be utilized meaningfully using relevant data mining tasks. When it is required
newlineto deal with Spatio-Temporal dataset, data mining related tasks becomes more challenging
newlinespecially in case of obtaining arbitrary shaped clusters of good quality and reliable forecasting.
newlineBased on reliable forecasting, some anticipatory action like Land Usage, availability of good and
newlinehealthy crops or no crops, good rains, flood or detecting drought areas etc. can be taken which is
newlinebeneficial to masses. In clustering, issues like detection of arbitrary shaped clusters, handling high
newlinedimensional data, independence from order of data input, interpretability, ability to deal with
newlinenested clusters, scalability etc. and while forecasting, issues like handling non-stationarity of time
newlineseries, non-linear domain, selection and tuning of parameters of existing or newly developed
newlinetechnique(s) needs to be addressed with utmost care.
newlineSpatio-Temporal Data Mining (STDM) is a process of the extraction of implicit knowledge, spatial
newlineand temporal relationships, or other patterns not explicitly stored in spatio-temporal databases. As
newlinedata is growing not only from static view point, but they also evolve spatially and temporally which
newlineis dynamic in nature that is the reason why this field is now becoming very important field of
newlineresearch. In addition Spatio-Temporal (ST) -Data tends to be highly auto-correlated, because of
newlinewhich assumptions which are taken in Gaussian distribution models fails, as in Gaussian
newlineDistribution, an assumption of independence is taken into consideration, which is not the case with
newlineST Data. Vital issues in spatio temporal clustering technique for Earth observation data is to obtain
newlinegood quality arbitrarily shaped clusters and its validation. The presented research work addresses
newlinethese issues and presents t