Many works have been done on the topic of Geographic Visual Display with different
objectives and approaches. There are studies to compare the traditional cartography …

Use of GIS in public health is currently limited to tracking immunizations, disease
surveillance, and establishing new service areas. The potential of GIS to improve planning …

The human visual system is the most powerful processing system known. By combining
technologies such as image processing, computer graphics, animation, simulation …

Geospatial Health was launched as a forum for the publication of essential epidemiological
information derived from the application of geographical information systems (GIS), global …

Interactive mapping and spatial analysis tools are under-utilized by health researchers and
decision-makers as a result of scarce training materials, few examples demonstrating the …

Background Survey data are increasingly abundant from many international projects and
national statistics. They are generally comprehensive and cover local, regional as well as …

The goal of visual analytics is to facilitate the discourse between the user and the data by
providing dynamic displays and versatile visual interaction opportunities with the data that …

This paper describes the creation of a general design framework for a geovisualization
toolkit to support epidemiological work. The framework is based on the iterative, user …

Geographic visualizations always played an important role in human history, especially in
the earth sciences, long before computer visualizations became popular. The earliest …

We propose an empirical, perception-based evaluation approach for assessing the
effectiveness and efficiency of longstanding cartographic design principles applied to 2D …