Modeling mosquito population with temperature effects


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Tan K.B., . and Koh H.L., . and A.I. Md. Ismail, . and Teh S.Y., . (2008) Modeling mosquito population with temperature effects. [Proceedings Paper]

Abstract

Dengue fevers have been reported to increase worldwide in frequency in the past few years. Climate change and global warming are likely to worsen the situation leading to a possibility that dengue and other mosquito borne diseases are on the rise posing serious public health hazards. In this paper we enhance an existing in-house simulation model DEER to incorporate biologically realistic parameterization of various processes relevant to mosquito ecology to improve the performance of DEER. We include the effects of temperature hydrology and habitat characteristics into the model framework. The spatial-temporal distributions of Aedes Aegypti subject to temperature and environment conditions are simulated to provide insights for control purposes.


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Abstract

Dengue fevers have been reported to increase worldwide in frequency in the past few years. Climate change and global warming are likely to worsen the situation leading to a possibility that dengue and other mosquito borne diseases are on the rise posing serious public health hazards. In this paper we enhance an existing in-house simulation model DEER to incorporate biologically realistic parameterization of various processes relevant to mosquito ecology to improve the performance of DEER. We include the effects of temperature hydrology and habitat characteristics into the model framework. The spatial-temporal distributions of Aedes Aegypti subject to temperature and environment conditions are simulated to provide insights for control purposes.

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Item Type: Proceedings Paper
Additional Information: Available at Perpustakaan Sultan Abdul Samad Universiti Putra Malaysia 43400 UPM Serdang Selangor Malaysia. GE90 M3I61 2008 Call Number
AGROVOC Term: Aedes
AGROVOC Term: Aedes aegypti
AGROVOC Term: Hydrology
AGROVOC Term: Temperature
AGROVOC Term: Climate change
AGROVOC Term: Global warming
AGROVOC Term: Mosquitoes
Geographical Term: MALAYSIA
Depositing User: Ms. Suzila Mohamad Kasim
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 05:14
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/11824

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