Spatial epidemiological techniques in cholera mapping and analysis towards a local scale predictive modelling

Spatial epidemiological techniques in cholera mapping and analysis towards a local scale predictive modelling

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Cholera spatial epidemiology is the study of the spread and control of the disease spatial pattern and epidemics. Previous studies have shown that multi-factorial causation such as human behaviour, ecology and other infectious risk factors influence the disease outbreaks. Thus, understanding spatial...

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Main Authors: Ahmad, N. (Author), Bazlan, M.J (Author), Ghazali, R. (Author), Hamid, J.R.A (Author), Mohd, W.M.N.W (Author), Noor, A.M.M (Author), Rasam, A.R.A (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute of Physics Publishing 2014
Subjects:
cholera
Contaminated water
Disease control
Disease outbreaks
disease prevalence
Diseases
Distribution patterns
epidemiology
Geographic information systems
GIS
health risk
Malaysia
mapping method
Phytoplankton bloom
Predictive modelling
Risk assessment
software
spatial analysis
Spatial epidemiology
Spatial patterns
Spatial statistics
Water pollution
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