Load random images into particular areas?

Hey there I just have a quick question before I try my hand at Adobe Edge. I'm looking at doing a small interactive from this design...
what I want to happen is when you click on the "Random scenario" button it loads this...
where the area that holds the "2013 scenario" text is a random image (and that can be scrolled up and down), and same for the smaller area to the bottom right called "Weather Condition" (ie it will be a random image but doesn't need any scrolling).
Is this something Adobe Edge could help me with?
Thanks in advance.

Here is a basic sample of loading a random map image with scroll in Edge:
http://www.meschrene.puremadnessproductions.net/Samples/Random-Image/Test1.html
http://www.meschrene.puremadnessproductions.net/Samples/Random-Image/Test1.zip
This should help you get a basic idea of what to do.
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