A qualitative geographical information system interpretation of mobility and COVID-19 pandemic intersection in Uttar Pradesh, India

Tiwari, Alok; Aljoufie, Mohammed

doi:10.4081/gh.2021.911

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“…A method of visualizing the spatial and chronological aspects of the spread of this virus based on geographical information systems (GIS) was recently reported [ 51 ], and a case study in Bangladesh found COVID-19 to be strongly associated with the reach and mechanism of transport networks [ 52 ]. Gephi graphs based on qualitative data from newspaper reports and prepared layouts varying from macro to micro scales show that this approach can enrich traditional GIS approaches, thereby assisting mobility planners and policymakers [ 53 ].…”

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Consideration of COVID-19 beyond the human-centred approach of prevention and control: the ONE-HEALTH perspective

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Emerging Microbes & Infections

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Most of the new emerging and re-emerging zoonotic virus outbreaks in recent years stem from close interaction with dead or alive infected animals. Since late 2019, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has spread into 221 countries and territories resulting in close to 300 million known infections and 5.4 million deaths in addition to a huge impact on both public health and the world economy. This paper reviews the COVID-19 prevalence in animals, raise concerns about animal welfare and discusses the role of environment in the transmission of COVID-19. Attention is drawn to the One Health concept as it emphasizes the environment in connection with the risk of transmission and establishment of diseases shared between animals and humans. Considering the importance of One Health for an effective response to the dissemination of infections of pandemic character, some unsettled issues with respect to COVID-19 are highlighted.

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Consideration of COVID-19 beyond the human-centred approach of prevention and control: the ONE-HEALTH perspective

Bergquist

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Emerging Microbes & Infections

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“…The majority of publications developed WebGISs to monitor the spread of COVID-19 [4,[39][40][41][42][43]. However, the literature also shows that many studies develop WebGIS for a purpose not associated with monitoring COVID-19.…”

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Geovisualization: A Practical Approach for COVID-19 Spatial Analysis

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Barros

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Web Geographic Information Systems (WebGISs) were widely used to monitor COVID-19 cases and deaths during the pandemic. Furthermore, geotechnologies were also very useful in education, public management, tourism, and other areas. Although there are WebGISs with a high level of sophistication, most are simple, consisting of geovisualizers of cases, deaths, and vaccinations. This study develops a WebGIS that offers information about age, comorbidities, and tests, which can be analyzed from specific points such as hospitals, main access roads, regions, or neighborhoods. Although it is not a highly sophisticated solution, the WebGIS developed in this study is especially useful for municipal governments in developing countries like Brazil that do not have patient health data in geographic databases. The WebGIS developed in this study offers public managers essential information for developing effective public policies to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and other epidemiological phenomena such as dengue and malaria.

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“…Um grupo de estudiosos se dedicou a realizar análises geoespaciais para avaliar a demanda em contraste com a capacidade dos hospitais de referência para o tratamento da COVID-19, de modo a gerar subsídios para otimizar a gestão do provisionamento dos serviços de saúde (LISBINSKI;DIAS, 2020;SILALAHI et al, 2020;REQUIA et al, 2020;ZIAKAS;MYLONAKIS, 2020) NOUVELLET et al, 2021;MORAES et al, 2020;IACUS et al, 2020;ZHENG et al, 2020). Ainda neste primeiro grupo de estudos, detectou-se uma significativa preocupação com análises de redes viárias em associação com dados de fluxos de passageiros e a identificação dos pontos nodais dessas redes, ou hotspots -com grande potencial de disseminação da doença (JIA et al, 2021;MOREIRA;SANTOS, 2020;CHANG et al, 2021;SEVERO et al, 2021;CHEN HAONAN et al, 2020a;GAN et al, 2020; Nesses estudos diversas formas de mobilidade são retratadas, com destaque para os efeitos da migração MOREIRA;SANTOS, 2020;COELHO et al, 2020;XINLIANG et al, 2020), movimentos pendulares interregionais ou interurbanos NIU et al, 2020;FORTALEZA et al, 2021;MOREIRA;SANTOS, 2020;COELHO et al, 2020;ZHENG et al, 2020) e, sobretudo, deslocamentos intraurbanos (GAN et al, 2020;SEVERO et al, 2021;CHANG et al, 2021;ESEN;YAMAN, 2021;JIA et al, 2021;IACUS et al, 2020;NOUVELLET et al, 2021;…”

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Esta pesquisa resulta de uma análise abrangente da literatura recente sobre a pandemia de COVID-19 e suas interações com aspectos espaciais. São objetivos deste artigo i) demonstrar os primeiros resultados da pesquisa de sistematização de bibliografias que constituem interlocuções entre a Geografia e as áreas da Saúde, tendo como foco investigações acerca da pandemia de COVID-19 em diferentes escalas geográficas; ii) destacar os principais periódicos e origens dos artigos que apresentam tal interlocução; iii) evidenciar eixos temáticos estruturantes do debate sobre a dispersão do patógeno em questão; e iv) apontar lacunas de pesquisa que sejam úteis à formulação de pesquisas futuras. Para tanto, realizou-se uma revisão sistemática da literatura baseada na seleção de 28 palavras-chave comumente presentes em estudos geográficos, às quais somaram-se termos relativos à COVID-19. O Portal de Periódicos da CAPES foi a principal fonte de pesquisa, tendo sido identificadas 8.319 publicações revisadas por pares entre janeiro de 2020 até o presente momento. Com as filtragens baseadas em critérios de relevância, e concordância com a pergunta inicial da pesquisa “o que sabemos sobre a dimensão espacial da COVID-19?”, reduziu-se a 173 o montante de artigos analisados. Os resultados evidenciam expressivo número de produções associado ao Norte Global, embora no Sul Global pesquisadores brasileiros se destaquem nos estudos que associam a abordagem espacial à pandemia de COVID-19. Também concluímos que há um consenso entre pesquisadores do mundo, devido ao significativo volume de produções que aspectos como a identificação de cluster e padrões espaciais; a mobilidade; o comportamento humano; o meio ambiente; o ambiente construído; a dimensão social e a integração entre dimensão social e ambiental; são extremamente relevantes para a compreensão e análise sobre a pandemia de COVID-19.

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A qualitative geographical information system interpretation of mobility and COVID-19 pandemic intersection in Uttar Pradesh, India

Cited by 8 publications

References 25 publications

Consideration of COVID-19 beyond the human-centred approach of prevention and control: the ONE-HEALTH perspective

Consideration of COVID-19 beyond the human-centred approach of prevention and control: the ONE-HEALTH perspective

Geovisualization: A Practical Approach for COVID-19 Spatial Analysis

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