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spatial /spa·tial/ (spa´shul) pertaining to space.
spa·tial or spa·cial (spshl)
adj.
Relating to space or a space.

spati·ali·ty (spsh-l-t) n.
spatial·ly adv.

spatial [spa´shal]
pertaining to space.

spatial
pertaining to space.

spatial clustering
in geographical terms the cases in an outbreak of disease are clustered in groups and not spread randomly.
spatial distribution
the distribution of a population within an area.


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Their topics include fundamentals of spatial data warehousing for geographic knowledge discovery, data quality issues, clustering methods in geographical data analysis, leveraging the power of spatial data mining to enhance the applicability of geographic information systems technology, multi-variate spatial clustering and geo-visualization, and periodic pattern discovery from trajectories of moving objects.
As indicated in Table 3, most of the spatial clustering was identified in Broward and Miami-Dade counties.
 
 
 
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