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Spring 2022 edition
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How access and availability of maternal health are distributed within the Ecuadorian Capital
Addie Engebretson
Addie Engebretson
An exploration of the Zika epidemic in Colombia
Roan Floer-Martinez
Roan Floer-Martinez
Identifying and Assessing Socioeconomic and Demographic Variables to Explain Patterns of Breast Cancer Incidence Rate in North Carolina
Quinn Frankovsky
Quinn Frankovsky
Comparing Medicaid Expansion in Appalachian States
Augusta Fricke
Augusta Fricke
Evaluating Access to Emergency Medical Services in Rural and Remote Communities
Marley Kehew
Marley Kehew
The Association Between Pollution and Asthma Prevalence in California
Christine McCormick
Christine McCormick
Investigating the Changes in Spatial Distributions and Associations between Opioid Overdose Mortality and Race in Ohio
Alice Pham
Alice Pham
A Wheely Local Analysis on Road Crashes Before and After the Launch of Metro Bike Share
Gina Qian
Gina Qian
About the Projects
About the Projects
These Story Maps are the final projects for GEOG-368, Health GIS, Spring semester 2022 in the Geography Department at Macalester College. In this class, we flex the spatial-analytical side of medical geography, using GIS and statistical software to analyze the spatial distribution of diseases and other health problems, and to generate hypotheses about the causes of those patterns. The class was taught by Eric Carter with the assistance of Nethmi Bathige and Christine Justiniano, our TAs, and Ashley Nepp, GIS Lab Coordinator.
If you have any comments or suggestions about the Story Maps, please email Eric Carter (ecarter@macalester.edu)
Image credits: see specific Story Map projects!
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