Getting Started
Are you ready to
integrate GIS into your
disease surveillance
strategy? Asking these
simple questions can
make sure you're getting
started on the right path.
Is your disease surveillance workflow
current and ready to be revolutionized?
GIS can help you manage processes, software and
data products in real time through standardization,
centralization and repeatability, allowing you to
improve production efficiencies and save resources in
your workflows.
Are you leveraging web GIS?
Web GIS supports real-time visualization and analysis
and provides a flexible and agile framework for
implementing GIS as a platform. Make sure you are
maximizing your investment by looking for innovative
ways to leverage your web GIS system internally.
Have you explored the availability
of analysis tools?
The way you display data on a map can change the
patterns you see. Spatial analysis tools allow you to
quantify patterns and relationships in the data and
display the results as maps, tables and charts. The
analysis tools empower you to answer questions
and make important decisions using more than a
visual analysis.
Have you explored the availability of
lifestyle and demographic data?
GIS maps and data available can give you access to
a valuable and insightful collection of demographic,
psychographic and socioeconomic data, with over
15,000 data variables from 130-plus countries.
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Altering the Course of Disease Surveillance
Spatial
• Disease mapping
• Geographic correlation
• Risk assessment
• Cluster detection
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