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Preparation of paper, presentation and participation in the Conference is possible by support

from the Tahija Foundation of Jakarta, Indonesia and The Claire and Scobie MacKinnon Trust of

Melbourne, Australia.

Hyderabad, India –Map World Forum 2009 Geospatial Technology for Sustainable Planet EarthTechnical Session : Emerging application and technology trends13th February 2009

The Use of GIS (Geodatabase) in

Combating Dengue Feverin Indonesia Phase II Project(Study Site: The City of Yogyakarta)

Aji Putra Perdana

GIS and Data Management of TAHIJA FOUNDATION:

COMBATING DENGUE FEVER PROJECT THE CITY OF YOGYAKARTA



Ø GIS and Data

Management

Ø Previously Staff of

GIS Laboratory

Ø

Graduate fromFaculty of

Geography, GMU

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q An acute febrile disease

q commonly in tropical

regions

q spread similar to Malaria

q break out during the rainyseason

q In 2006, ten of the eleven

countries South East Asia

reported dengue cases

q NO CURRENT DENGUEVACCINE

Dengue (Haemorrhagic)

Fever which is caused by the

dengue virus and spread by

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes is

still uncontrollable.



qSource Reduction

reduced vector breeding sites

qH ealth Education

through the media, pamphlets and

posters, talks, seminars

qCoordination

all sector



¡ Logistics and Planning

¡ Monitoring

¡ Analysis and strategic response



¡ Develop a list of random

and determine sample area

¡ Conversion of paper-based

data into digital data

¡ Create and maintain data

¡ Summarizing data and

creating maps

¡ Back up data



a table stored

in Geodatabase

Polygon feature class in

a geodatabase feature dataset

Line Feature Class

(River)

Point Feature Class

download from GPS

Line Feature Class

Raster Dataset

(Quickbird Image)

Table relationships



Tables and relationships



¡ GIS helps to monitor effectiveness of

implementation

¡ Dengue Cases

¡ How it is working? Where it is working?



¡ GIS has helped understand

phenomena better

¡ Adapt project to specific

challenges of location¡ What location specific

features indicate that need to

adapt dosage/ socialization

campaign, etc…



¡ Data Management and

Integration

¡ Data Visualization

¡ Data Modeling

(Analysis)

¡ Cost

¡ Adequate Training

¡ GIGO (Garbage in,

Garbage out)

¡ Misinformation and

Misinterpretation



¡ Has it worked ?¡ How it helps combating dengue?¡ What is the value added?



¡ This paper is derived from experience inimplementation of Research and Pilot Project inYogyakarta to control dengue haemorrhagic fever inIndonesia. Preparation of paper, presentation andparticipation in the Conference is possible by support

from the Tahija Foundation of Jakarta, Indonesia andThe Claire and Scobie MacKinnon Trust of Melbourne,Australia.

¡ We would like to express our sincere thanks to Focks,Dana A. Infectious Disease Analysis, LLC. PO Box12852, Gainesville, FL 32604, USA., Aprillya, Sukma

Tin. Project Manager, and Ardiansyah, Hilmi. TeamLeader Data Management Unit. Yayasan Tahija. ProjectDengue for reviewing this manuscript.



¡ Aronoff, S. 1989. Geographical information systems. Management perspective. WDL Publications,Canada.

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Penyelenggaraan Infrastruktur Data Spasial Nasional (IDSN) Versi 1. Badan Koordinasi Survey danPemetaan Nasional, Cibinong.¡ Bretas, Gustavo. 1995. CASE STUDIES FROM THE SOUTH

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Dengue Bulletin, vol 21.(http://www.searo.who.int/EN/Section10/Section332/Section519_2383.htm)

¡ WHO SEARO. 2007. Dengue/DHF - Situation of Dengue/ Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever in South-EastAsia Region (http://www.searo.who.int/EN/Section10/Section332_1098.htm)

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http://www.searo.who.int/EN/Section10/Section332/Section519_2383.htm



http://www.searo.who.int/EN/Section10/Section332_1098.htm









W hat GI S can do?

P U B L I C H E

A L T H

dengue control

Better W or ld



ADULT PER HOUSE

0 - 2

3 - 5

6 - 9

10 - 14

15 - 22

Combating Dengue in City of Yogyakarta(map of adult per house)

Pringgokusuman Village

City of

Yogyakarta



Combating Dengue in City of Yogyakarta(map of pupae per person)

PUPAE PER PERSON

0.000 - 0.364

0.365 - 1.500

1.501 - 3.400

3.401 - 9.286

9.287 - 31.000

Pringgokusuman Village

City of

Yogyakarta

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