Development of Geographic Information System (GIS) Spread of The Dangerous Diseases in Jember District

Nugroho Setyo Wibowo, Setyo Wibowo and Khafidurrahman, Agustianto and Eva Rosdiana, Rosdiana and Syamsiar, Kautsar and Hendra Yufit, Riskiawan and Dwi Putro, Sarwo Setyohadi (2018) Development of Geographic Information System (GIS) Spread of The Dangerous Diseases in Jember District. In: The 1st International Conference on Food and Agriculture, 20-21 Oktober 2018, Bali.

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Abstract

Jember has an area of 3,293.34 km2 with an altitude between 0 - 3.330 masl. Climate Jember Regency is tropical with temperature range between 23oC - 32oC. Such a climate Jember is susceptible to tropical diseases such as Tuberculosis, Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus neonatorum, Leprosy, Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever (DHF), Measles, HIV-AIDS, Malaria and Filariasis. Potential diseases that may arise in an area to be a challenge for the parties concerned to prevent and to overcome, this is related to the readiness of personnel and medical materials, as well as coverage prevention or coverage of prevention. That conditions resulted in many GIS (Geographic Information System) researches to resolve the issue. GIS is used because it has the ability to properly visualize the spread, have good visual presentation of data that more easily analyzed, interpreted and arrange a prevention strategy or handling. This study aims to develop GIS spread of disease in Jember District. So with the GIS developed research hopes to be widely used either for the general public or the government to prepare a plan for prevention or treatment of disease in Jember District.

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