Registry of Participant Projects
This registry provides an opportunity for participants in the GIS Population Science workshops in 2005 and 2006 to share information about their on-going projects on the use of spatial methods in population science. Prior workshop participants are invited to add information about their research through the "Add New Entry" link below. Your entries will be reviewed by GISPopSci principal investigators for acceptance in the registry. With your personal password, you will be able to edit your entry at any time. The help facility (designated by (?)) provides guidance on the process for preparing and submitting entries for this resource. The entry titled "Ideas on Preparing Participant Project Entries" is matched with a pdf version of the entry form as an additional guide to formatting and content expectations. If you have questions, please consult with Don Janelle.
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A Space-Time Model of Fertility in China [Edit]
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Alcohol Outlets and Driving After Drinking: A County-Level Spatial Analysis [Edit]
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Examining health access in Los Angeles County's immigrant and minority communities [Edit]
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Health Inequality and the Introduction of Anti-retroviral Treatment [Edit]
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Ideas on Preparing Participant Project Entries [Edit]
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Neighborhood-level characteristics of built and social environments and physical inactivity [Edit]
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Places as Recovery Machines: Neighborhood Change Following Major Hurricanes [Edit]