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Virtual globes have progressed from little-known technology to broadlypopular software in a mere few years. We investigated this phenomenon through asurvey and discovered that, while virtual globes are en vogue, their use isrestricted to a small set of tasks so simple that they do not involve anyspatial thinking. Spatial thinking requires that users ask "what is where" and"why"; the most common virtual globe tasks only include the "what". Based onthe results of this survey, we have developed a multi-touch virtual globederived from an adapted virtual globe paradigm designed to widen the potentialuses of the technology by helping its users to inquire about both the "what iswhere" and "why" of spatial distribution. We do not seek to provide users withfull GIS (geographic information system) functionality, but rather we aim tofacilitate the asking and answering of simple "why" questions about generaltopics that appeal to a wide virtual globe user base.

Improving Interaction with Virtual Globes through Spatial Thinking: Helping Users Ask "Why?"