ESRI Health GIS Conference Proceedings 2003

ESRI's 2003 ESRI International Health GIS Conference Proceedings is a collection of the various presentations and papers delivered May 4-7, 2003, in Arlington, Virgina. ESRI is especially grateful for the generous support of our conference exhibitors.

Proceedings

• Assessing Risk to Public Health from Petroleum Contamination in Potable Wells Using the Geographic Information System (GIS)
  Lawrence Gordon, Florida Department of Health



• Childhood Cancer in Maryland: A Geographic Information Systems Approach
  Nancy Thorpe, Hagerstown Community College



• Exploring Spatial and Temporal Trends in U.S. Childhood Rotavirus Hospitalization [PDF-132 KB]
  Rebecca Freeman Grais, National Institutes of Health



• GIS-enabled Surveillance System for West Nile Virus Neurological Syndromes
  Christopher Bangs, Oregon Health & Sciences University



• GIS in Disaster and bioterrorism preparedness plan [PDF-2.25 MB]
  Lathan S. Dennis, Fairfax County, Human Services
  Jim Callahan, Fairfax County, GIS & Mapping Services



• Modeling Historical Environmental Exposures Using GIS: Implications for Disease Surveillance
  Theresa Kennedy, Silent Spring Institute



• Spatial Distribution of Obesity, Diabetes, and Hypertension in the District of Columbia
  John Davies-Cole, Bureau of Epidemiology & Health Risk Assessment



• Using GIS in Briefing Public Officials After September 11
  [PDF-748 KB]
  Zvia Naphtali, New York University



• Using GIS to Define Healthcare Access in Community Health Centers
  [PDF-108 KB]
  Andrew Bazemore, University of Cincinnati