An Investigation of the Relationships between Ecosystem Services, Human Health, and Social Deprivation forWales using Spatial Data Analysis Techniques in GIS Environment.

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Agreement 20%
• Biodiversity 20%
• Cartography 20%
• Condition 20%
• Correlation 80%
• Data Processing 20%
• Deprivation 80%
• Determinant 20%
• Ecosystem Service 80%
• Employment 20%
• Environment 20%
• Genetics 20%
• Human Health 80%
• Identifying 20%
• Income 20%
• Increasing 20%
• Investigation 100%
• Land Management 20%
• Land Use 20%
• Leisure Time 40%
• Life Expectancy 20%
• Local Authority 40%
• Monitor 20%
• Natural Science 40%
• Option 40%
• Policy 20%
• Position (Location) 20%
• Quantitative Analysis 20%
• Recreational Area 80%
• Size 40%
• Social Science 40%
• Socioeconomic Factor 40%
• Spatial Data 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Analysis 20%
• Authority 40%
• Biodiversity 20%
• Diseases 20%
• Introspection 20%
• Life Expectancy 20%
• Quantitative Analysis 20%
• Recreation 40%
• Social Isolation 60%
• Working Condition 20%