Meanings of spatial analysis in English

The spatiotemporal distribution patterns of cases were characterized through spatial analysis.

They also demonstrated more dramatic improvements in visual- spatial analysis tasks.

This paper discusses the role of small area spatial analysis of birth defects in environmental surveillance.

A method is presented for direct spatial analysis of amyloid beta peptides in biological tissue sections.

The geographical distribution of VL cases was analyzed employing methods of spatial analysis in a GIS environment.

Methods: This study assessed the geographic epidemiology and spatial analysis of resource availability in communities in Uganda.

From spatial analysis theory, reconstruction of such pattern is best achieved by a signal-dependent anisotropic shape kernel.

We demonstrate a new perspective of integrating such spatial analysis tools into the epidemiologic study and risk assessment of HFRS.

Methods: A GIS-based database of malaria at the township scale of Anhui province was established, using remote sensing and spatial analysis technologies.

Given the highly contested nature of space on this island from colonial to contemporary times, Irish culture is particularly amenable to spatial analysis.

Methods: This is an ecological study of spatial analysis, using data from the Information System for Notifiable Diseases and the Brazilian Mortality Information System.

We used geographic information systems and a spatial analysis approach to explore the pattern of Ross River virus (RRV) incidence in Brisbane, Australia.

Spatial analysis shows nonlinear relationships between N2O emission intensities and urbanization.

Such spatial analyses, however, have been limited by incomplete participation and substandard diagnostic tests.

Further, spatial analyses suggest that the distribution of outlets is dispersed across all block groups.

Hannah Fry, from the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London, explains why.