Mapping the Abdominal Wall for Spatial Pattern Estimation
Original Research - with Department of Community Health Sciences, University of Calgary · Medical/Health Research
Overview
An innovative extension of GIS hot spot analysis beyond traditional geography - applying the Getis-Ord Gi* statistic to Digital Infrared Thermal Images of the abdominal wall to identify statistically significant temperature clusters in women experiencing chronic pelvic pain, where prior studies using simple temperature comparisons found no differences.
Services delivered
- GIS & Spatial Analysis
- Medical/Health Research
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