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International Journal of Geographic Information System

Vol. 4, No. 3, October 2017

Table of Contents

Articles

Regressively distinguishing the determination of coefficient of heterogeneous socio-demographic and clinical diagnostics human immunodeficiency virus covariates on Tuberculosis prevalence in a georeferenced grid-stratified zip-code, county level polygon.

Authors: Jeegan U. Parikh, Toni Panaou, Benjamin G. Jacob

Pages: 1-23

Regressively prioritizing sociodemographic and landscape covariates for iteratively cartographically quantitating vulnerability for oral cancer in a county, grid-stratified, georeferenced zip code polygon

Authors: Karan Talreja, Toni Panaou, Benjamin G Jacob

Pages: 1-15

Accounting for first-order differential flux extinction through dimensionless, radiation-based discontinuous vegetated canopies employing near infra-red and red wavelength proxy spectral irradiance for approximating unobserved isoline convergence and soil-perturbed responses in capture point endmember signatures positively autocorrelated to endemic Naegleria fowleri sample sites

Authors: Kori A. Conklin, Toni Panaou, Benjamin G. Jacob

Pages: 1-31

Displaying non-subtle randomness within a Durbin- Watson statistic for quantitating non-zero autocorrelation in grid- stratified, prostate cancer, zip code polygons geographically sampled in Hillsborough County, Florida

Authors: Mmadili N. Ilozumba, Toni Panaou, Fahad Mukhtar, Nnadozie Emechebe, Samuel Alao and Benjamin G. Jacob

Pages: 1-21

Employing ArcGIS Spatial Analyst extensions and linear regression statistics to prioritize vulnerability to cervical cancer in a georeferenced grid-stratified zip code polygon geographically classified in Hillsborough County, Florida

Authors: Yessica C. Martinez*, Toni Panaou, Samuel Alao, Benjamin G. Jacob

Pages: 1-18

Robustification of Multivariate Non-zero correlated Gamma Mixture Distributed Multicollinear, Discrete Finite Count-related Heteroskedastic, Integer Values for Regressively Delineating Morbidity Statistics in Guatemala

Authors: Miriam F. Escobar, Toni Panaou, Samuel Alao, Benjamin G. Jacob

Pages: 1-22

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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