Identification of Potential Vulnarable Population and COVID-19 Contamination in the state of Georgia-USA: A Preliminary Results

I present here an exciting research project conducted by my Graduated Student, Sydney-Alyce Bourget, under my supervision at the School of City and Regional Planning, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA.

You can visualize the interactive and operational web mapping, that was developed in these preliminary results.


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