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TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES Use of BRFSS Data and GIS Technology for Rapid Public Health Response During Natural Disasters Figure 2. Counties with population-weighted centroids within a 100-mile radius and major cities within a 200-mile radius of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, 2000. Data from U.S. Census Bureau (12).


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TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES Use of BRFSS Data and GIS Technology for Rapid Public Health Response During Natural Disasters

TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES
Use of BRFSS Data and GIS Technology for Rapid Public Health Response During Natural Disasters