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Development of a spatial sampling protocol using GIS to measure health disparities in Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso, a medium-sized African city

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Fig. 1  Location of the study area
Fig. 3  Rate of connection to drinking water in the serviced areas defined by ONEA in Bobo‑Dioulasso in 2012
Table 1  Overview of aerial photographs and remote sensing datasets
Table 2  Features of the chosen sub-spaces
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