The Spatial Manifestation of SIDS in Alberta, Canada
University of Calgary · SIDS Calgary Society · SIDS · Infant Health · Alberta
Overview
A province-wide GIS analysis of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome events in Alberta, with focused spatial mapping in Calgary and Edmonton to identify geographic clustering, community-level variation, and potential links with socioeconomic risk factors.
Services delivered
- Spatial Analysis
- GIS Mapping
- Infant Health
- Community Risk
- Alberta Data Intelligence
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