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10 avril 2019
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Bertrand Lefebvre, « Module 233: Geographic Information System and Environmental Health », Ao-Seine, ID : 10.58079/b937
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Introduction Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have been absolutely fundamental in revealing patterns of inequalities in environmental exposures and mapping them. Many advances (GPS, remote sensing, open geographic data…) that have occurred in the past 20 years have helped us to better understand the spatial and temporal dimensions of exposures that are either harmful or beneficial for people’s health. Students will learn how to apply GIS principles and tools to create maps and conduc...