Titlebook: Geomed ’97; Proceedings of the I Lothar Gierl,Andrew D. Cliff,Mathias Bull Conference proceedings 1998 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1998 G

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Spatial modelling of cluster object and non-specific random effects, with application in spatial epid global and does not address the location of clusters of disease (a specific task). This paper addresses the need for specific and non-specific random effects within spatial epidemiology. In addition, individual frailty is also considered important and computational algorithms based on a range of MCMC methods are described.

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A Strategy for Geomedical Surveillance Using the Hawkeye Knowledge Discovery System knowledge discovery system, is presented. It is proposed that this coordination be supported by agent-based collaboration technology. This framework meets important criteria recommended by ProMED such as a strongly horizontal decentralized structure.

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A Spatio-Temporal Model: An Application to the AIDS Epidemic in S?o Paulo, Brazilition of different connection matrices that allow us to testfor temporal and space-time interaction effects on disease rates. When applied to the AIDS epidemic in S?o Paulo, Brazil, strong differences emerge regarding distinct categories of exposure. While the AIDS epidemic among IDUs follows an “in