Explore the applications of remote sensing in public health through this comprehensive conference session from AGU. Delve into topics such as Rift Valley Fever, Chikungunya, and other vectorborne diseases. Learn about operational models, risk mapping, and data sources used in remote sensing for public health. Gain insights from experts including Kenneth James Linthicum, Radina P Soebiyanto, Yuqiang Zhang, and Qingyang Xiao as they discuss the latest developments in this field. Discover how remote sensing capabilities are being utilized to create risk maps and develop applications for monitoring and predicting disease outbreaks. Engage with the presenters during the question and answer sessions to deepen your understanding of this crucial intersection between technology and public health.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Background on Rift Valley Fever
Remote Sensing Capabilities
Operational Model
Questions
Chikungunya
Vectorborne Diseases
App Overview
Data Sources
Risk Map
Screenshot
Summary
QA
Yoo JungJoo
JiaBin Huang
Taught by
AGU
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Amaan DeshpandeIt's a very insightful course for someone who aims at working in public health and the discussion on the data modelling is highly inferrential for designing prediction model , risk modelling and correlation of data
