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Try this web site:
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hpb/lcdc/bid/respdis/fluwatch/index.html
I worked on this one - with our group at Health Canada.
Click on an Issue - then on the map at the bottom of the next page.  From there
you can
play with the maps - this is basic stuff but we are working on improving  the
speed and
the analytical capabilities.
Some more suggestions will be nice.
Within Health Canada we are working on a GIS WebServer system, where you use the

internet to pull the data from a web server while working in your favourite
Mapping tool.
It is the OGDI function and so far internally it works quite nicely...
MARK
PS - the GIS and Health Conference in Washington was great...

   Mark Vanderkloot
   GIS Consultant
   Data Development and Exchange Division
   Bureau of Operations, Planning and Policy  (BOPP)
   Laboratory Centre for Disease Control,
   Health Canada,
   LCDC Building, Pl: 0602D,
   Tunney's Pasture,    Ottawa, Ontario
   Canada,              K1A 0L2
   Phone:  (613) 952-6706  Fax:  (613) 941-6028
   Internet:  Mark_Vanderkloot@hc-sc.gc.ca






"Dick Hoskins" <rhoskins@home.com> on 19/04/2000 06:34:12 PM

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Ric:  I'd like to extend that to websites no matter what they are mapping.
For my money I really have not seen any high level, so-called real GIS web
sites I am really happy about. They seem to be awfully slow - so slow that
no one is going to use them too much to do much analysis. Am I wrong?

Health GIS needs fast web sites that draw maps in a hurry. haven't seen any.


Dick Hoskins
rhoskins@home.com
GIS uses in public health summer course:
http://healthlinks.washington.edu/inpho/gis/course.html


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From: "Ric Skinner" <wskinner@fast.net>
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> I'm looking for good examples of interactive mapping websites, using
> ArcIMS or MapObjects IMS, that specifically deal with health data and
> demographic data.
>
> Ric Skinner
> NJ DHSS
> Cancer Epidemiology Services
>
>







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