Presentations
given at the 1998 GIS Conference
"Introduction
to Geographic Information Systems for Environmental Health Protection"
Dr.
William Henriques, ATSDR
1. Environmental Health Protection
Health Risk Analysis of the Rio De Janeiro Water Supply Using Geographical
Information Systems
Dr. Christovam Barcellos, Fundagao Oswaldo Cruz
Using GIS to Examine Childhood Lead Screening Guidelines in Florida
Christopher Duclos, Florida Department of Health
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in a County Environmental Health
Agency
Peter Isaksen, Seattle King County Department of Public Health, Seattle, WA
Automation Process for Developing Vital Health Information at Census
Tract Level
Hsiu-Hua Liao
WWW-based
Access and Visualization of Hazardous Air Pollutants
Juergen Symanzik, George Mason University
2. Disease Surveillance
Analyzing Motor Vehicle Injuries with the Connecticut CODES GIS
Ellen Cromley, University of Connecticut
A GIS Based, Case-Control Analysis of Cancer Incidence and Land
Use Patterns
Steve Dearwent, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Monte Carlo and Spatial Bayesian Methods applied to Environmental
Equity Assessment in Western Washington
Richard Hoskins, Department of Health, Olympia, WA
Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention (EJP2)
Marion Kinkade, Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Dept., Lincoln, NE
Community Health Mapping Engine (CHiME) Geographic Information Systems
Project
Alan Melnick, Clackamas County Public Health Division, Oregon City, OR
Geographic Information Systems for Community Health Planning: A
Guide for Software Developers
Thomas Richards, PHPPO/CDC, Atlanta, GA
3. Social and Demographic Analysis
Health Data Mapping in Southeast Toronto
David Buckeridge, University of Toronto
The Role of Geographic Information Systems in Population Health:
Yardstick, Roadmap, or Analytical Framework?
Bob Kirby, California State Univ. - Los Angeles
4. Implementation and Operations
Strategies
for GIS and Health
Michael Goodchild,
University of California - Santa Barbara
Selecting a GIS
William Henriques, ATSDR
Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Malaria Parasitemia and Mosquito
Abundance in Western Kenya
Allen Hightower, CDC, NCID, DPD
Allen Hightower Presentation, Part 2
Allen Hightower, CDC, NCID, DPD
Health Service Sites Access Analysis Using Internet GIS
Yongmei Lu, State University of New York at Buffalo
"Ground Truth" of Self-reported Data: Using GIS to Validate Information
from Personal Interviews
Rich Ann Roche, Texas Department of Health
Remote Sensing Applied to Schistosomiasis Control: The Anning River
Project
Edmund Seto, University of California - Berkeley
A Conceptual Model of the Spread of Rabies Which Integrates Computer
Simulation and Geographic Information Systems
Lorinda Sheeler-Gordon, Texas Tech University
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