Temuulen Enebish

Public health · Data · Open source

Temuulen Enebish

Epidemiologist. R developer.

I turn public-health data into evidence and practical tools. Based in Victoria, BC, my work spans infectious disease surveillance, environmental health, and open-source R development.

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Open-source R · Author & maintainer

mongolmaps

Maps of Mongolia and Ulaanbaatar for R. Version 0.2.0 is on CRAN.

Ready-to-use boundaries, name matching, and joins with official statistics. The latest release adds checks for unmatched and duplicate records, Ulaanbaatar inset maps, and more accurate raster summaries.

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Map of Mongolia's soums shaded by population change from 2015 to 2025, with declines clustered in the centre and south and the strongest growth in southern Gobi mining soums and around Ulaanbaatar.
A decade of population change, mapped with mongolstats and mongolmaps. Read the analysis →

Open-source R · Author & maintainer

mongolstats

Official Mongolian statistics, ready for analysis in R.

I built mongolstats to make official Mongolian statistics easier to use: discover datasets, retrieve tidy data, and connect them with administrative boundaries, directly from R.

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Bar chart of mean deaths per day in Mongolia for each calendar month with 95% confidence intervals; December is highest, but intervals overlap widely across months.
From official statistics to a reproducible analysis. Read the analysis →

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