Spatiality and temporality of the Covid-19 epidemic in Senegal. The production process of health data with regard to territorial discontinuities
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2021
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Véronique Petit et al., « Spatiality and temporality of the Covid-19 epidemic in Senegal. The production process of health data with regard to territorial discontinuities », Revue francophone sur la santé et les territoires
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This paper investigates the temporal and spatial dynamics of the Covid19 epidemic in Senegal from March to September 2020, focusing on a set of scales of analysis. Using heuristic mapping, the questions raised about the continuity vs. discontinuity of the spread of Covid-19 highlight sometimes unexpected findings about the epidemic's diffusion process - in urban areas and between urban and rural areas - that go beyond the simple example of Senegal. This study also sheds light on the management...
