Health GIS 2020 is the 7^th International Conference of showcasing the geospatial technologies supporting the applications into disease surveillance, reporting, mapping, analyzing, and decision making. Information technology and communications systems such as  Digital Big Data, GIS, remote sensing, sensors, digital mapping, and analysis of disease-related incidences of humans and animals can be vital to survival and quality of life. The number of patients is rising and the number of doctoral is insufficient. Even hospitals and clinics are in short supply. In these circumstances, telemedicine and remote patient care has become of huge importance. Immunity of populations is important as it can prevent many diseases and can make a healthy society. Nutrient deficiency is the main cause of poor health and mortality of mother and child.

This conference will provide a platform for all stakeholders to come together amidst the limitations of movements due to Coronavirus Pandemic and ponder over the issues and solutions related to human health. Researchers, academicians, doctors, decision-makers, healthcare providers, front line workers, service industry, and policymakers will all find it very useful to interact, share, learn from each other and synergize in the future.

We understand the issues of mobility due to Coronavirus so this year the conference will be a digital conference using online technologies in which everyone can attend from their home remotely but talk and see each other without any limitations. All the sessions will be recorded, and videos will be shared with the registered participants.

Submission Guidelines

All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference. Abstracts under the  listed topics are welcome following the following guidelines:

• not more than 100 words
• 4-5 keywords must be included
• The last day of submission is on 15th February 2021

Accepted abstracts will be communicated through email for further instruction.

List of Topics

• Disease monitoring sensors and systems
• Environment and Health
• Climate and Health
• Nutrition and Human Health
• Telemedicine
• Vector-Borne Disease
• Infectious Disease
• Bigdata Analytics in Health, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Health
• Pharmaceutical Industry and ICT
• Lifestyle Diseases
• Traditional Medicine
• Disaster Risk Reduction for Public Health

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to solutions@e-geoinfo.com