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Everything a new user needs in the first hour.Guide · VideoFive-minute quickstartSign in, open a sample project and produce your first map.GuideData preparation guideFormats, identifiers and geographies Vesta expects, with checklists.DocsDocumentationComplete reference for every method, visualization and setting.Video seriesVideo tutorialsShort screen recordings of common workflows, with captions.
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Plain-language explanations of the statistics behind the buttons.Method guideSpatial interpolation (kriging), explained for epidemiologistsVariograms, weights and uncertainty without the matrix algebra.Method guideLocal Moran's I vs scan statisticsWhich cluster method answers which question.Method guideGeographically weighted regression in practiceBandwidth, local R² and how to read coefficient maps.Method guideJoinpoint regression for surveillanceFinding the year a trend changed, and reporting APC.CourseVesta AcademySelf-paced courses with a certificate and LinkedIn badge. Free for customers.
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Ready-made material to open in Vesta Online.InteractiveSample project galleryOne-click projects: overdose trends, well-water arsenic, Lyme clusters, livestock disease.InteractiveAdvisor prompt libraryTested questions for common analyses, grouped by field.CatalogData Library catalogEvery built-in source with geographies, years and variables.Case studiesCustomer storiesHow teams used Vesta, with methods and results.BibliographyPublished researchPeer-reviewed papers that used Vesta and BioMedware methods.
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Material for academic users and grant writers.GuideHow to cite VestaCitation formats and a methods paragraph you can adapt.Kit · PDFGrant and proposal kitBudget justification text, letter-of-support request, data management language.KitClassroom kitSyllabus modules, datasets and assignments for a spatial statistics course.GuideReproducible projectsShare a .gmd project so co-authors and reviewers can rerun your analysis.