A Technique for Detecting Clusters Within Spatial Data

Paul Jarvis; Ian Wilson

A Technique for Detecting Clusters Within Spatial Data

Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Science

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Abstract

The Welsh Leukaemia Registry has provided postcode details of all leukaemia cases in Wales between 1991 and 2001.This project aims to determine the extent to which this dataset exhibits clustering tendencies. The exploratory techniques developed can be used to highlight areas where further investigation is needed in order to account for such clusters.

Original language	English
Pages	181-184
Publication status	Published - 9 Apr 2003

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