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Return to Session 3: Data Integration and Data Mining Georeferenced information is growing every day, and geographical information systems are becoming crucial in many decision processes. As a consequence, extracting knowledge from GIS's may have an important impact. The paper presents a general approach for extracting sets of spatial transactions from GIS's, and for applying data mining algorithms to them. As a basic example of the process we present the extraction of spatial association rules from georeferenced data. ![]() ©2006 Association for Computing Machinery |