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Overlay of maps in GIS makes it possible to create multi-representation framework.
However, the addition of a GIS makes it possible to apply the method to a heterogeneous aquifer based on the spatialization of the measured parameters.
In addition to it, the use of open source software for the dependencies, most notably GRASS GIS, makes reproducibility possible [50] and opens the whole underlying computational environment for review.
But this choice of representation has its costs: the mode of representation which is at the core of GIS makes it "natural" to represent systems in such a way that certain types of relationships tend to get lost, or at least relegated to the background, while others receive emphasis.
GIS makes a major contribution to doing that.
Analysis at the level of households, using GIS, makes it possible to determine precisely the pattern of heterogeneity in the risk of P. falciparum infection and transmission.
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An added value of the research is the integration of a CVA calculation module into the Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) project Grass GIS, making the implementation of the technique available to future users.
The use of a GIS platform makes it possible to readily incorporate further spatial complexity in the model, including risk factors associated with specific locations and additional disease spread pathways.
Beyond thematic maps, other functions like reporting, querying, and other custom functions can be added to a GIS to make it more valuable to the planning process.
Now common technological tools, like geospatial information systems (GIS), which make use of high-quality satellite imagery, are being used in ever more innovative ways to help us put prices on these benefits.
In brief, ERDAS Imagine© software was used to locate buildings, and Arc GIS 8.2© made it possible to calculate the density of the built-up area.
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