Web-Based Representation and Management of Infectious Disease Data on a City Scale, Case Study of St. Petersburg, Russia

Кузнецов, И В; Panidi, Evgeny; Korovka, V.; Галкин, В. Б.; Voronov, D. G.

doi:10.5194/isprs-archives-xliv-3-w1-2020-87-2020

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“…In Russia, a number of authors have successfully applied WebGIS to mapping the COVID-19 epidemic. Kuznetsov et al (2020b) focused on the investigation and design of the methodology and software prototype for GIS-based support of medical administration and planning on a city scale when accounting and controlling infectious diseases. Later, with the aim of evaluating the usefulness of Internet queries related to the smell to assess the effectiveness of anti-epidemic measures of preventing the spread of COVID-19 in some regions of Russia, Momynaliev et al (2021) concluded that the rise in the sudden interest in smell among Internet users can be seen as a valuable minimally invasive indicator of the spread of the coronavirus in the population, as well as to assess the effectiveness of anti-epidemic measures against COVID-19.…”

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Gis And Remote Sensing: A Review Of Applications To The Study Of The Covid-19 Pandemic

Kieu

Nguyen

Hoang

2021

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The spread of the 2019 novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has engulfed the world with a rapid, unexpected, and far-reaching global crisis. In the study of COVID-19, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS) have played an important role in many aspects, especially in the fight against COVID-19. This review summarises 102 scientific papers on applications of GIS and RS on studies of the COVID-19 pandemic. In this study, two themes of GIS and RS-related applications are grouped into the six categories of studies of the COVID-19 including spatio-temporal changes, WebGISbased mapping, the correlation between the COVID-19 and natural, socio-economic factors, and the environmental impacts. The findings of this study provide insight into how to apply new techniques (GIS and RS) to better understand, better manage the evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic and effectively assess its impacts.

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Gis And Remote Sensing: A Review Of Applications To The Study Of The Covid-19 Pandemic

Kieu

Nguyen

Hoang

2021

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“…11). Модуль разработан с использованием стандартных (для QgIS) средств QgIS plugin Builder 6 . После ввода исходных геокодируемых данных в поля формы, в результате автоматического выполнения забросов к необходимым веб-сервисам, модуль сохраняет данные в файл в формате geoJSoN 7 , который может быть отображён в QgIS в виде слоя карты, содержащего геокодированные геометрию и атрибуты.…”

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“…Улан-Баторская, д. 1, 64033, Иркутск, Россия; e-mail: postman@irigs.irk.ru6 Институт географии имени В.Б. Сочавы СО РАН, ул.…”

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Toward correctness control of postal addresses geocoding

Obuhov

Panidi

2021

ICIGIS

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The paper discusses content and results of the methodology elaborated for geocoding of postal addresses. The geocoding issue is considered on the example of study devoted to the exploration of the spatial distribution and dynamics tuberculosis and concomitant diseases infection cases. The study is carried out on a large city scale. The example of St. Petersburg city (Russia) is used. Proposed methodology is based upon the extending of the classical geocoding scheme that assumes direct linking of the address data presented as a part of initial dataset with the address data presented in the reference dataset (in the geospatial database). The extension consists in the use of a middle reference-standard register of postal addresses. An address database developed by official agencies is used as a reference-standard register. Initial data records are linked with the records of the reference-standard register by postal addresses, and the register records, in turn, are linked with the records of the reference dataset used for geocoding (with the addresses recorded in the attributes of the geospatial database objects). This approach allows to provide control of structure and content correctness for the address data used for geocoding, as well as to convert address data in to a unified form accepted officially at the state level and used in official documents and information systems. The methodology is implemented on the example of the postal address system used in the Russia. However, it can also be used when operating with the address system of any other states. In such a case, it is necessary to have an official register of postal addresses to implement the methodology. The register have to be presented in a structured form (preferably in the form of a database). The methodology can be used both for medical statistics data geocoding, and for geocoding of other domain data.

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“…The topic of GIS technology use in medicine has been studied by us since the 2019. We have developed our own geocoder upon Nominatim OpenStreetMap geocoding engine (Kuznetsov at al., 2020a), and have used Web GIS to detect the problems and successes in the fight against tuberculosis in St. Petersburg (Kuznetsov at al., 2020b). Initially, we worked on detection of the tuberculosis infection and other diseases hotbeds, based on residence data of patients.…”

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Application of the Gis-Based 3d Modeling of Multiflat Buildings to Assess the Prevalence of Tuberculosis on a City Scale

Кузнецов

Panidi

Korovka

et al. 2022

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. This article is aimed at expanding and deepening knowledge in GIS analysis for medical professionals. Key task of described research is to elaborate a methodology of 3D mapping and visualization of the multiflat buildings in order to study most socially valuable diseases on the apartment scale in the St. Petersburg city. The use of this methodology allows to avoid the aggregation of geographical information within one building, and, on the other hand, allows to move from a general assessment of the prevalence of the disease to specific cases. In this case, the methodology is considered as primary health care support. The paper describes elaborated approach to detailed 3D mapping of multiple disease hotbeds in multiflat buildings. Main benefit of the proposed set of data processing and mapping techniques is the capability of apartment-scale connectivity evaluation of the hotbeds inside multiflat buildings.

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Web-Based Representation and Management of Infectious Disease Data on a City Scale, Case Study of St. Petersburg, Russia

Cited by 4 publications

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Gis And Remote Sensing: A Review Of Applications To The Study Of The Covid-19 Pandemic

Gis And Remote Sensing: A Review Of Applications To The Study Of The Covid-19 Pandemic

Toward correctness control of postal addresses geocoding

Application of the Gis-Based 3d Modeling of Multiflat Buildings to Assess the Prevalence of Tuberculosis on a City Scale

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