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Part 1: GIS benefits and map basics
Chapter 1: Introducing GIS and health applications
Introduction to ArcGIS and map documents
Tutorial 1-1: Exploring the ArcCatalog user interface
Tutorial 1-2: Reviewing data source types
Tutorial 1-3: Exploring the ArcMap user interface
Tutorial 1-4: Using and exporting a map
Tutorial 1-5: Creating and sharing map layers
Tutorial 1-6: Creating health maps using ArcGIS Online content
Tutorial 1-7: Using maps on smart phones and tablets
Assignment 1-1: Benchmark health GIS websites
Assignment 1-2: Create a map using GIS websites
Assignment 1-3: Create and upload layer packages
Chapter 2: Visualizing health data
Tutorial 2-1: Manipulating layers in a map document
Tutorial 2-2: Zooming to and panning health features on a map
Tutorial 2-3: Creating spatial bookmarks
Tutorial 2-4: Identifying breast cancer mortality rates and deaths by state
Tutorial 2-5: Selecting map features
Tutorial 2-6: Finding map features
Tutorial 2-7: Using an attribute table to select counties with high breast cancer rates
Tutorial 2-8: Creating a new layer of a subset of features
Tutorial 2-9: Creating a point map based on a definition query
Tutorial 2-10: Labeling major cities in Texas
Assignment 2-1: Examine male lung cancer mortality rates by state
Assignment 2-2: Examine male lung cancer mortality rates by county
Part 2: Preparation of map data
Chapter 3: Designing maps for a health study
Tutorial 3-1: Creating a choropleth map for the uninsured population in Texas
Tutorial 3-2: Creating a point map for the percentage of unemployed in Texas
Tutorial 3-3: Making a scatterplot comparing uninsured with unemployed populations
Tutorial 3-4: Working with layer files
Tutorial 3-5: Creating print layouts for a health-care study
Tutorial 3-6: Creating custom map layouts for multiple maps
Tutorial 3-8: Creating multiple output pages
Assignment 3-1: Compare uninsured with minority populations in California counties
Assignment 3-2: Compare Texas population density with housing statistics
Assignment 3-3: Compare percentage in poverty with percentage unemployed
Chapter 4: Projecting, downloading, and using spatial data
Tutorial 4-1: Exploring map projections for a world AIDS study
Tutorial 4-2: Symbolizing area maps using size-graduated point markers
Tutorial 4-3: Creating a prevalence map using point markers
Country-level data and continental projections
Tutorial 4-4: Downloading international HIV/AIDS data
Tutorial 4-5: Exploring map projections for a US lung cancer study
Tutorial 4-6: Adding and symbolizing existing map layers
Tutorial 4-7: Working with spatial-data formats
Tutorial 4-8: Creating points from x,y coordinates
Tutorial 4-9: Downloading USGS raster maps
Assignment 4-1: Compare world infant mortality rates with life expectancy
Assignment 4-2: Investigate education level and knowledge about HIV by country
Assignment 4-3: Compare the walkability of neighborhoods
Chapter 5: Downloading and preparing spatial and tabular data
Tutorial 5-1: Downloading spatial data from the US Census Bureau
Tutorial 5-2: Downloading tabular data from American FactFinder
Tutorial 5-3: Processing tabular data
Tutorial 5-4: Using ArcCatalog utilities
Tutorial 5-5: Joining housing and elevated blood case tables to a census tract map
Tutorial 5-6: Building a lead study comparison map
Tutorial 5-7: Showing elevated blood lead levels by tract
Tutorial 5-8: Showing elevated blood lead levels by municipality and neighborhood
Assignment 5-1: Map housing gross rent compared with elevated blood lead levels
Assignment 5-2: Map housing complaints compared with elevated blood lead levels
Chapter 6: Geocoding tabular data
Tutorial 6-1: Geocoding patients to ZIP Codes
Tutorial 6-2: Spatially joining patient and ZIP Code layers
Tutorial 6-3: Creating a choropleth map showing patient counts by ZIP Code
Tutorial 6-4: Geocoding hospital addresses to streets for competitive analysis
Tutorial 6-5: Rematching addresses
Tutorial 6-6: Creating a final comparison map
Assignment 6-1: Map mammography clinics by ZIP Code compared with female population
Assignment 6-2: Map mammography clinics in a county by street address
Chapter 7: Processing and analyzing spatial data
Tutorial 7-1: Preparing a study region
Tutorial 7-2: Making additional table and map preparations
Tutorial 7-3: Investigating the correlation between poverty and injuries
Tutorial 7-4: Investigating injuries near parks
Assignment 7-1: Conduct proximity analysis for playgrounds
Assignment 7-2: Map injuries near schools and convenience stores
Assignment 7-3: Study injury rates by neighborhood
Chapter 8: Transforming data using approximate methods
Tutorial 8-1: Aggregating block data for the elderly population to health referral regions
Tutorial 8-2: Apportioning poverty data to emergency medical service zones
Tutorial 8-3: Automating processes using ArcGIS ModelBuilder
Assignment 8-1: Map the population in emergency medical service zones
Assignment 8-2: Map the youth-poverty population in emergency medical service zones
Chapter 9: Using ArcGIS Spatial Analyst for demand estimation
Out-of-hospital cardiac-arrest study
Tutorial 9-1: Processing raster-map layers
Tutorial 9-2: Creating a hillshade raster layer
Tutorial 9-3: Making a kernel-density map
Tutorial 9-4: Extracting raster-value points
Tutorial 9-5: Conducting a raster-based site-suitability study
Tutorial 9-6: Using ArcGIS ModelBuilder to create a risk index
Assignment 9-1: Display schools and land use for locating school-based health centers
Assignment 9-2: Determine heart attack fatalities outside of hospitals by gender
Chapter 10: Studying food-borne-disease outbreaks
Phase 2: Trace an outbreak source
Phase 3: Identify affected office buildings
Phase 4: Assess vulnerable populations
Chapter 11: Forming local chapters of ACHE
Phase 1: Create market analysis maps
Phase 2: Create territory analysis maps
