Biomat 2012 2013
DOI: 10.1142/9789814520829_0015
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Relationship Between Rainfall and Control Effectiveness of the Aedes Aegypti Population Through a Non-Linear Dynamical Model: Case of Lavras City, Brazil

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“…The vector management approach of considering the female population as a risk of infection indicator helps to simplify the modeling efforts, which can decouple the complex ecological vector-virus-human system and focus on the mosquito population. In addition, the surveillance platform MI-Aedes generates a huge amount of sampling data from many localities [12,59,60]. These huge data banks provided basis for many modeling studies such as a novel stochastic point process pattern algorithm that identify the spatial and temporal association between DENV-infected mosquitoes and human cases.…”
Section: Modeling the Population Dynamics Of Aedes Aegypti Using Mi-amentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The vector management approach of considering the female population as a risk of infection indicator helps to simplify the modeling efforts, which can decouple the complex ecological vector-virus-human system and focus on the mosquito population. In addition, the surveillance platform MI-Aedes generates a huge amount of sampling data from many localities [12,59,60]. These huge data banks provided basis for many modeling studies such as a novel stochastic point process pattern algorithm that identify the spatial and temporal association between DENV-infected mosquitoes and human cases.…”
Section: Modeling the Population Dynamics Of Aedes Aegypti Using Mi-amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mechanistic models have been used to study and predict vector infestation and the number of dengue cases [60,[72][73][74][75][76][77][78]. One such model was developed to account for the effect of precipitation on the stages of development of Ae.…”
Section: Modeling the Population Dynamics Of Aedes Aegypti Using Mi-amentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, in spite of the Ae. aegypti population dynamics be mainly ruled by the rainfall regime, only few models are dedicated to its influence [26].…”
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confidence: 99%