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Digital governance and hotspot geoinformatics for monitoring, etiology, early warning, and management around the world

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dg.o '06: Proceedings of the 2006 international conference on Digital government research

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https://doi.org/10.1145/1146598.1146626

Published: 21 May 2006 Publication History

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The five year NSF DGP project has been instrumental to conceptualize hotspot geoinformatics partnership among several interested cross-disciplinary scientists in academia, agencies, and private sector around the world. A declared need is around for statistical geoinformatics and software infrastructure for spatial and spatiotemporal hotspot detection and prioritization. Our efforts are driven by a wide variety of case studies of potential interest to government agencies involving critical society issues, such as public health, ecosystem health, sensor networks, robotic networks, social networks, video mining, homeland security, early warning, and disaster management.

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Patil, et al. Upper level set scan statistic system for detecting arbitrarily shaped hotspots for digital governance. Poster presentation, dg.o2005, Atlanta, Georgia.]]

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Digital governance and hotspot geoinformatics for monitoring, etiology, early warning, and management around the world
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May 2006

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University of Florida
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Ann Macintosh
Napier University

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