RESEARCH ON RURAL PUBLIC HEALTH REGIONALIZATION BASED ON GIS——A Case Study of Henan Province
ZHANG Xi-wang1, QIN Fen1,2, LIU Jian-feng1
1. College of Environment & Planning of Henan University, Kaifeng 475004, China;
2. Institute of Surveying and Mapping, PLA Information Engineering University, Zhengzhou 450052, China
Abstract:Rural public health is significant not only to "problems concerning agriculture, rural areas and farmers", but also to national economy and the people' livelihood and subsistence and development of human being. A nicer rural public health is very important to stabilization and development of the society. Regionalization of public health is essential content of the evaluation and management of public health. Based on analyzing many factors, which affects rural public health, the paper puts forward a model of evaluating rural public health and a method of regionalizing an area's public health by using GIS. First of all, we made a spot check about rural public health in one hundred and twenty-eight villages of forty-nine counties in eighteen zones of Henan province and obtained large numbers of first-hand datum. The author evaluated rural public health in surveyed areas by using the model above and got each area's synthetical grade, then spatially located each area's synthetical grade on the map and interpolated the data by using the IDW method. Based on the result above, the author established a DTM model using the synthetical grade as the third dimension in three-dimensional space, and got isoline from it by using GIS software. And using the isoline, Henan province can be regionalized. Eventually, overlayed the level regionalized map and administrative regionalized map in county level, and adjusted the borderline of level by using a indication factor, then a rural public health level regionalized map came into being.
张喜旺, 秦奋, 刘剑锋. 基于GIS的农村公共卫生区划——以河南省为例[J]. 人文地理, 2006, 21(4): 20-24.
ZHANG Xi-wang, QIN Fen, LIU Jian-feng. RESEARCH ON RURAL PUBLIC HEALTH REGIONALIZATION BASED ON GIS——A Case Study of Henan Province. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, 2006, 21(4): 20-24.