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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"mosquito density"”.

  1. Modeling Temperature Effects on Vector-Borne Disease Dynamics

    … movement, and environmental conditions. Mosquito-borne diseases are a perfect example of how all these factors contribute to changes in VBD dynamics. Although vectors are highly sensitive to climate, modeling studies tend to ignore climate effects. Here, I am interested in the arthropod …

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  2. The Use of Remote Sensing for Mapping Possible Vectors of West Nile Virus in Mississippi

    … been hypothesized that vectors, such as local mosquito abundance, could be predicted from factors such as climate and land use/land cover. Remote sensing has been used as a supplement to traditional methods of mosquito surveillance and to map the spatial distribution of mosquito habitats. This, …

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  3. Mechanistic modelling of the links between environment, mosquitoes and malaria transmission in the current and future climates of West Africa

    … pools provide breeding habitat for the anopheles mosquito vector, and temperature affects the mosquito's ability to spread disease. This thesis presents a framework of highly detailed, spatially explicit mechanistic modelling to explore the relationships between the environment and malaria in the …

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  4. The Development and Application of Coupled Multiscale Models of Malaria Disease System

    … host and an embedded multi-scale model in the mosquito host. The developed multi-scale model consists of approaches of nonlinear differential equations that are employed to provide the mathematical results to the underlying issues of the multi-scale cycle of pathogen replication and …

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