Author:Baloyi, Ethel; Mokgalaka, Hunadi M; Green, Chéri A; Mans, Gerbrand GDate:Aug 2017Ambulance vehicles are required to respond rapidly to medical emergencies. A number of factors may affect response times, most importantly the location of emergency services stations, the number of ambulance vehicles available at each station, ...Read more
Author:Mambo, JDate:Mar 2012AIDS mortality, its linkages as a determinant and consequence of food security and its impact on natural resource utilisation by mainly rural populations, has not been well researched, especially their effects on rural livelihoods. Determining ...Read more
Author:Henrico, S; Coetzee, S; Cooper, Antony KDate:Feb 2020The study of terrain and all its related elements and facets are of crucial importance to the military. Lodi, Smit, and Ayirebi agreed with this statement and added that the importance of terrain was recognised by military leaders more than ...Read more
Author:Molemans, M; Van Leth, F; McKelly, David H; Wood, R; Hermans, SDate:Nov 2022Background: Individuals with a history of tuberculosis (TB) disease are at higher risk of developing a subsequent episode than those without. Considering the role of social and environmental factors in tuberculosis, we assessed neighbourhood-level ...Read more
Author:Duvenhage, DF; Brent, AC; Stafford, William HL; Van Den Heever, DDate:Jun 2020Renewable Energy Technologies are rapidly gaining uptake in South Africa, already having more than 3900 MW operational wind, solar PV, Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) and biogas capacity. CSP has the potential to become a leading Renewable ...Read more
Author:Green, Chéri A; Mans, Gerbrand G; Ngidi, Mawande S; Sogoni, Zukisa; Maritz, JohanDate:Sep 2016In the search for greater equity, spatial justice and efficiency of service delivery, the concepts of central place, agglomeration, and accessibility together with GIS principles of catchment analysis were applied to develop service catchments ...Read more
Author:Mokgalaka, H; Mans, Gerbrand G; Smit, J; McKelly, DDate:Jul 2014Geographical access is an important aspect of the health care planning process. GIS-based accessibility analysis is a logical method which can be applied to test the degree to which equitable access to services and facilities is obtained. The ...Read more
Author:Mokgalaka, HDate:Jul 2014Accessibility analysis models the access of residents to facilities - assuming people will go to their nearest facility for service. If an analysis is done for a large area, this will show whether provision is sufficient and equitable if both ...Read more