Sumonkanti Das

University of Maastricht

Netherlands

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Bernard Baffour

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Australian National University

AUSTRALIA

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Alice Richardson

AUSTRALIA

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Jamal Hossain

University of Southampton

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Sumonkanti Das

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The Effect of Space, Time and Night-Time Light Intensity on Antenatal Care Coverage in Bangladesh

Disaggregated level child morbidity in Zambia: an application of small area estimation method

Trends in chronic childhood undernutrition in Bangladesh for small domains

Trend estimation of sub-national level daily smoking prevalence by age and sex in Australia

Improved estimates of child malnutrition trends in Bangladesh using remote-sensed data

The Utility of Socioeconomic and Remoteness Indicators in Understanding the Geographical Variation in the Regional Prevalence of Early Childhood Vulnerability in Australia

Geostatistical modelling of child undernutrition in developing countries using remote-sensed data

Small Area Estimation of Age-Specific and Total Fertility Rates in Bangladesh

Prevalence of child undernutrition measures and their spatio-demographic inequalities in Bangladesh: an application of multilevel Bayesian modelling

Multivariate small area modelling of undernutrition prevalence among under-five children in Bangladesh

Multilevel time series modelling of mobility trends in the Netherlands for small domains

Disaggregated level child morbidity in Bangladesh: An application of small area estimation method

Disaggregate level estimates and spatial mapping of food insecurity in Bangladesh by linking survey and census data

Modelling the number of antenatal care visits in Bangladesh to determine the risk factors for reduced antenatal care attendance

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Bernard Baffour

Alice Richardson

Jamal Hossain

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