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Maxwell Owusu, Ryan Engstrom, Dana Thomson, Monika Kuffer and Michael L. Mann
Reliable data on slums or deprived living conditions remain scarce in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Global high-resolution maps of deprived areas are fundamental for both research- and evidence-based policies. Existing mapping methods ar...
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Monika Kuffer, Maxwell Owusu, Lorraine Oliveira, Richard Sliuzas and Frank van Rijn
Gridded population datasets model the population at a relatively high spatial and temporal granularity by reallocating official population data from irregular administrative units to regular grids (e.g., 1 km grid cells). Such population data are vital f...
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Baoyi Zhang, Zhengwen Jiang, Yiru Chen, Nanwei Cheng, Umair Khan and Jiqiu Deng
The spatial distribution of elements can be regarded as a numerical field of concentration values with a continuous spatial coverage. An active area of research is to discover geologically meaningful relationships among elements from their spatial distri...
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Wesley Pryor, Liem Nguyen, Qumrun Naher Islam, Faruk Ahmed Jalal and Manjula Marella
Access to assistive products (AP) is an under-researched public health issue. Using an adaptation of a draft World Health Organization tool—the ‘Assistive Technology Assessment—Needs (ATA-N)’ for measuring unmet needs and use of A...
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