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A GIS Model of Arboviral Risk Assessment in Florida. Jonathan Day, Gregory Ross, and Roxanne Connelly University of Florida Florida Medical Entomology Laboratory Vero Beach, Florida. Factors that Drive Vector-borne Disease Epidemics. Environmental Factors. Pathogen.
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A GIS Model of Arboviral Risk Assessment in Florida Jonathan Day, Gregory Ross, and Roxanne Connelly University of Florida Florida Medical Entomology Laboratory Vero Beach, Florida
Factors that Drive Vector-borne Disease Epidemics Environmental Factors Pathogen Amplification Host Vector
Low areas (ditched, furrows, sinkholes) during periods of drought Water Table 1.6 meters below surface Culex nigripalpus ovisposition sites during periods of wetting Water Table 1.0 meters below surface Water Table 1.3 meters below surface Water Table 0.8 meters below surface
Gregg Ross, FMEL Jeffrey Shaman, Oregon State University
589 MWTD data recording stations across peninsular Florida
Modeled Water Table Depth 1 3 2 589 Data Points MWTD values MWTD Maps RISK Maps
GIS RISK Maps 3 RISK model comparison RISK values MWTD values
Pinellas County Florida: 2005 Case Study Arboviral transmission risk for May 2005
Onset Dates: 1 June to 22 August, with 15 reported during July, 2005
MWTD Data for the Pinellas County, FL WNV outbreak of 2005 MWTD recording sites MWTD data for Pinellas County, 2005 Florida Medical Entomology Laboratory
2003 2004 2005 2006 Humans Modeled Water Table Depth Cx. nig Sentinels Week Number