Geographical information systems as a tool in epidemiological assessment and wildlife disease management.
作者： D.U. PFEIFFER , M. HUGH-JONES
关键词: GIS and public health 、 Computer science 、 Geospatial analysis 、 Information system 、 Wildlife disease 、 Enterprise GIS 、 Wildlife 、 Disease surveillance 、 Component (UML) 、 Data science
摘要: Summary Geographical information systems (GIS) facilitate the incorporation of spatial relationships into epidemiological investigations wildlife diseases. Consisting data input, management, analysis and presentation components, GIS act as an integrative technology in that a range very varied sources can be combined which describe different aspects environment wild animals. The analytical functionality is still evolving, ranges from visual to exploratory modelling methods. Output generated by map format has particular advantage allowing implicit representation dependence intuitive manner. becoming essential component modern disease surveillance systems.
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