Incidence in GIS “Epidemiological atlas of Russia”: methodology of retrospective and operational analysis

Gennady Pobedinsky; Evgeniy Efimov; Stanislav Sarskov; Mikhail Vyushkov

doi:10.30533/scidata-2022-13-06

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INCIDENCE IN GIS “EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ATLAS OF RUSSIA”: METHODOLOGY OF RETROSPECTIVE AND OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS Incidence in GIS “Epidemiological atlas of Russia”: methodology of retrospective and operational analysis

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Published in Spatial Data: Science, Research and Technology · Volume 13, Issue - · Pages 74–94 · Rubric: Geoinformatics, cartography

DOI: https://doi.org/10.30533/scidata-2022-13-06

Received: 31.01.2022 Accepted: 09.12.2022 Published: 21.10.2025 Language of publication: ru-RU

Authors

Gennady Pobedinsky

Evgeniy Efimov

Stanislav Sarskov

Mikhail Vyushkov

Gennady Pobedinsky

Evgeniy Efimov

Russian Federation

Stanislav Sarskov

Mikhail Vyushkov

ABSTRACT

The article considers the main stages of formation and development of the scientific sphere in geographic information technologies for the epidemiological surveillance of infectious diseases in Academician I.N. Blokhina Nizhny Novgorod Scientific Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology. The key results of the research are carried out within the industry scientific research programs of Rospotrebnadzor for 2016–2020 and 2021–2025 and they are also presented in the paper. The stages of development in the geographically distributed geoinformation software complex “Electronic Epidemiological Atlas of the Russian Federation” (GIS “Epidemiological Atlas of Russia”), as well as its structure are mentioned by the authors. The methodology of the retrospective epidemiological analysis performed to substantiate the long-term planning of preventive and anti-epidemic measures and including the analysis of the level, structure and dynamics of infectious morbidity is disclosed. It is shown that the basis of retrospective epidemiological analysis is multiyear databases on morbidity, with a certain spatial and temporal resolution. The conditions for the use of the methods (retrospective and operational epidemiological analysis) and their combination for predicting the epidemic process in the GIS “Epidemiological Atlas of Russia” are considered as well.

KEYWORDS

electronic epidemiological atlas, geographic information systems in epidemiology, structure of infectious morbidity, morbidity analysis

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Editor-in-Chief, editorial board chair

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Nadezhda Rostislavovna KAMYNINA PhD in Engineering, Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor; Rector of the Moscow State University of Geodesy and Cartography; Member of the Bologna Process Follow-up Group (BFUG); Executive Secretary of the Working Group of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation on the Bologna Process; Member of the Working Group on Spatial Data Infrastructure of the CIS Interstate Council on Geodesy, Cartography, Cadastre, and Remote Sensing, member of the Russian Federation's team of experts on higher education reform under the Erasmus+ program; Awarded the Medal of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation "For Contribution to the Implementation of State Education Policy."

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Pobedinsky G. G., Efimov E. I., Sarskov S. A., Vyushkov M. V. Incidence in GIS “Epidemiological atlas of Russia”: methodology of retrospective and operational analysis // Spatial Data: Science, Research and Technology. 2025. no. -. pp. 74-94. DOI: https://doi.org/10.30533/scidata-2022-13-06. (Date of access 10.11.2026).

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Gennady Pobedinsky, Efimov E. I., Sarskov S. A., Vyushkov M. V.. "Incidence in GIS “Epidemiological atlas of Russia”: methodology of retrospective and operational analysis." Spatial Data: Science, Research and Technology 13.- (2025): 74-94. DOI: https://doi.org/10.30533/scidata-2022-13-06.

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Pobedinsky G. G., Efimov E. I., Sarskov S. A., Vyushkov M. V. (2025). Incidence in GIS “Epidemiological atlas of Russia”: methodology of retrospective and operational analysis. Spatial Data: Science, Research and Technology, 13(-), 74-94. https://doi.org/10.30533/scidata-2022-13-06

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Gennady Pobedinsky, Efimov E. I., Sarskov S. A., Vyushkov M. V.. "Incidence in GIS “Epidemiological atlas of Russia”: methodology of retrospective and operational analysis." Spatial Data: Science, Research and Technology 13, no. - (2025): 74-94. https://doi.org/10.30533/scidata-2022-13-06.

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