AIDSVu 2012

The Path to the Maps

Patrick Sullivan, DVM, PhDRollins School of Public Health

Emory University

July 23, 2012

AIDSVu Web

Emory University

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What can AIDSVu Do for You?• Source of downloadable maps that can be used to

illustrate distribution of HIV disease in places where you work or share results

• Source of downloadable datasets, by county and in some cases zip codes, that can provide a population-based frame of references for samples that you study

• Source of downloadable data for primary analyses (See Vaughan et al MOPE-199)

• Source of downloadable slides that can support presentations of data to community, health department partners, and media

• Model for collaborative efforts to make data more useful, more used, and more relevant to local circumstances

How to learn more and get involved

• Visit our booth in Hall C, Booth 5• Visit AIDSVu.org• Use the “contact us” link on the

website• Reach out to our study staff through

info@aidsvu.org• Use downloadable map images,

powerpoints, and data from the website