Geography
Spatial structure, movement, landscape processes, and geographic variation.
GEOGRAPHICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY
GeoEpi studies the ecology, transmission, spread, and management of animal diseases using spatial epidemiology, statistical and mathematical modeling, bioinformatics, simulation, and computational science.
FOUR CONNECTED PERSPECTIVES
GeoEpi brings complementary scientific perspectives together to understand animal disease systems.
Spatial structure, movement, landscape processes, and geographic variation.
Transmission, outbreak dynamics, surveillance, and population-level disease patterns.
Statistical, mathematical, simulation, and computational approaches to disease systems.
Hosts, pathogens, environments, populations, and the ecological processes linking them.
EXPLORE GEOEPI
Peer-reviewed and other scientific outputs maintained through the GeoEpi Zotero library.
Current projects, analytical subprojects, milestones, and portfolio state.
Practical guidance describing how GeoEpi organizes and conducts reproducible work.