Model of Canine Cancer Incidence (v 2.0)

The table presents the canine cancer incidence and explanatory factors computed within Swiss municipal units. In detail, the table attributes are the following. <strong>localityNumber</strong> — the unique identifier of Swiss municipal units in 2013 according to the Swiss Federal Office of Statistics. <strong>canineCancer_count</strong> — the canine cancer incidence per Swiss municipal unit in 2008 retrieved from Swiss Canine Cancer Registry (SCCR) data. <strong>caninePopulation_count</strong> — the count of dogs per Swiss municipal unit in 2008 retrieved from Swiss dog census data. <strong>canineCancer_ratio</strong> — the canine cancer incidence ratio in per thousand per Swiss municipal unit in 2008 combining Swiss Canine Cancer Registry data and Swiss dog census data. <strong>femaleRatio_percent </strong>— the ratio of female dogs in percent per Swiss municipal unit in 2008 retrieved from Swiss dog census data. <strong>ageAverage_years</strong> — the average age of dogs in years per Swiss municipal unit in 2008 retrieved from Swiss dog census data. <strong>mixedBreed_percent</strong> — the ratio of mixed breed dogs in percent per Swiss municipal unit in 2008 retrieved from Swiss dog census data. <strong>IncomeTaxProCapita_swissFrancs</strong> — the income tax pro capita per Swiss municipal unit in 2008 retrieved from Swiss Federal Tax Administration data. <strong>veterinaryCare_distanceMunicipality</strong> —distance to the closes veterinary practice in km computed using the areal extent of Swiss municipal units for 2013 computed using Swiss Yellow Page data. <strong>veterinaryCare_distanceDasymetric</strong> — distance to the closes veterinary practice in km computed using the dasymetrically refined areal extent of Swiss municipal units for 2013 computed using Swiss Yellow Page data. <strong>humanDensity_municipality</strong> — human population density in 1,000 people/km2 computed using the areal extent of Swiss municipal units in 2008 computed using Swiss Federal Statistical Office data. <strong>humanDensity_dasymetric</strong> — human population density in 1,000 people/km2 computed using the dasymetrically refined areal extent of Swiss municipal units in 2008 computed using Swiss Federal Statistical Office data.