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The map shows the path of all hurricane and tropical storms
that affected Florida during Hurricane season 2004.
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The map shows the path of all hurricane and tropical storms
that affected Florida during Hurricane season 2005.
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The Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program was
established in 1992 through a grant from
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The program
maintains a statewide
blood lead surveillance system and coordinates with federal,
state and local partners to
develop and implement strategies to eliminate childhood lead
poisoning in Florida. The
program also provides case management to children with elevated
blood lead levels,
educates the public and professionals about lead screening and
lead poisoning
prevention, and works to develop state and local policies that
protect children at risk
for lead poisoning.
This map displays shaded areas that exceed the national average
for pre-1950 or pre-1970 housing. Children ages 1 and 2 living
in the shaded areas should be screened.
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The purpose of this poster is to provide a few examples of
chronic disease, i.e. lung cancer, data visualization. It is
important for public health officials to be able to generate
hypotheses of areas with potential problems where further
investigation is required. Mapping of aggregated data can
provide a good starting point.
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A Procedure for Disease Mapping: Bayesian Models and GIS A
traditional approach to mapping disease is to use the
standardized incidence ratio (SIR), which is an estimate of
incident number of disease cases in a population relative to
what might be expected if the study population had the same
disease incidence rate as some larger (or standard)
comparison population. There are several limitations to this
approach and other methods can make use of the correlation
inherent in the data. For example, Bayesian models are
flexible enough to incorporate spatial correlation and to
adjust the overall mean ratio when relatively few cases
exist. Click
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G.I.S. Map Guidelines This document shows the standard
EHGIS map layout.
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Bureau of Community Environmental Health
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This map shows the cumulative activity of the West Nile
virus in the state of Florida for 2004. Click
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This map shows the cumulative activity of the Eastern Equine
Encephalomyelitis virus in the state of Florida for 2004.
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This map shows the cumulative activity of the St. Louis
Encephalitis virus in the state of Florida for 2004. Click
here
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Bureau of Onsite Sewage Programs
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This map shows the location of 2004 septic tank permits in
the Wekiva study area. The septic data was extracted from
CENTRAX, Environmental Health's database. The date was
then address standardized using Accumail then georeferenced
using MapMarker Plus geocoder. Click
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The steps illustrate the real-world application of GIS to an
Environmental Health issue in Gadsden County. The end result
information products include maps depicting the location of
septic drain fields in severely sloped terrain, areas in which
raw sewage has surfaced. The County Health Department can use
the spatial analyses and these information products to
communicate with other County officials, local developers, and
the public. Click
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Bureau of Water Programs
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Safeguarding Florida's Drinking Water: Assessing and Mapping
Well Contamination Click
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County Health Departments
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CITRUS COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT The map displays
actual soil evaluation water table calls in inches. It allows
comparison to the USDA soil manual shape file. ItÂ’s a good tool
for multiple applications at the supervisory and management
levels.
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