The use of geospatial technology in personal and societal health has never been stronger. These resources from the first quarter of 2012 highlight how a variety of agencies are using mapping, detective work and crowdsourcing to tackle health challenges at all scales.
The First International Geocoding Conference took place in December at the Esri campus in Redlands, CA. Participants Daniel Goldberg from the University of Southern California and Geoffrey Jacquez of BioMedware, Inc. offer this report.