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Spatial clustering of SARS in Hong Kong.

Journal article published in 2009 by P. C. Lai ORCID, C. M. Wong, A. J. Hedley, G. M. Leung
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Abstract

1. Geographic information system (GIS) can be applied during an acute infectious disease outbreak to reveal new geospatial information in addition to standard field epidemiological analyses. 2. When applied in real time during the onset and evolution of an epidemic, GIS can monitor and enhance understanding of the transmission dynamics of an infectious agent, thereby facilitating the design, implementation and evaluation of potential intervention strategies.