Our work
Projects and research
Geospatial systems, applied research and training that help Jamaica’s public health and environmental teams see where problems are and act on them.
Systems & consultancyFood Safety Manager
A GIS-based system for planning, recording and monitoring food establishment inspections.
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Systems & consultancyHealth Department GIS Transformation
Bringing mapping and spatial analysis into the everyday work of a parish health department.
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Systems & consultancyDisease Mapping Dashboard
Interactive maps and analytics that show public health teams where cases are occurring.
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ResearchAedes Mosquito Distribution Mapping
Mapping which Aedes mosquito species occur across Kingston and St Andrew, and where.
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ResearchDrone Surveillance of Anopheles Breeding Sites
Using drones, multispectral imaging and machine learning to find and monitor mosquito breeding sites.
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ResearchTracing Microplastics Across Jamaica
Mapping an invisible pollutant: where microplastics turn up in Jamaica’s water, and what it means for health.
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ResearchRodent-borne Pathogens in the City
Investigating blood-borne pathogens in urban rodents, and how they could reach people.
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ResearchToxoplasma in the Meat Supply
Measuring Toxoplasma in meat at slaughter places, and the practices that affect contamination.
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TrainingAdvanced GIS and Programming for Public Health
A hands-on course in spatial statistics, remote sensing and programming for public health.
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TrainingGIS Applications to Research
An introduction to free, open-source GIS tools for field research.
View projectResearch projects are proposals open to funding and partnership. If you’d like to collaborate on or support one, get in touch.
Let’s build smarter together
Whether you’re a public health agency, a university or a private enterprise, SynerGIS helps you turn data into action. We collaborate on research, build GIS systems and deliver solutions for Jamaica’s sustainable future.