NASA NTRS · 20110007069
Human Plague Risk: Spatial-Temporal Models
Abstract
This chpater reviews the use of spatial-temporal models in identifying potential risks of plague outbreaks into the human population. Using earth observations by satellites remote sensing there has been a systematic analysis and mapping of the close coupling between the vectors of the disease and climate variability. The overall result is that incidence of plague is correlated to positive El Nino/Southem Oscillation (ENSO).
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Pinzon, Jorge E.. 2010-01-01. Human Plague Risk: Spatial-Temporal Models. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110007069
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