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Introduction to Data Linking Using GIS (training materials)

This folder contains training materials which introduce GIS as a tool for linking datasets to improve M&E.

These materials are a good place for public health workers and health information managers to start learning to think spatially. Datasets which include a spatial component encourage data linking within a GIS (geographic information system), which can also lead to better visualization of data, and ultimately, better decision-making.

These training materials introduce the learner to these concepts and help answer the question, "Why should I consider the "Where" in my data"?

Using Geographic Tools to Link Data for M&E (15 Mb PPT)
A GIS Data Model (0.5 Mb PDF)

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Carolina Population Center
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Introduction to Data Linking Using GIS (training materials)

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