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Examples of the key types of data available within the AnophelesModel database which can be used to estimate the impact of vector control interventions.

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healthcare

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modeldataset
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MonOliClaJea
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The package provides (A) entomological parameters, (B) mosquito biting patterns, (C) human activity patterns, and (D) intervention properties, which can be used to parameterise an entomological model of the mosquito feeding cycle. Examples are provided for An. gambiae and An. farauti in Kenya and Papua New Guinea (PNG) settings, respectively. In panel (A), the arrows indicate the bars corresponding to the two mosquito species. In panel (B), hourly biting rates are shown for both species, while the grey area highlights the time when people sleep under a net. Panel (C) displays the hourly proportions of people located indoors and outdoors for each geographical setting. Panel (D) summarizes the observed variation in physical properties of LLINs in a Kenya-like setting [9] for each semester (every 6 months) during 3 years. Data sources of all data types are specified in the “Design and Implementation” section.

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EcologyCancerEnvironmental Sciences not elsewhere classifiedBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedInformation Systems not elsewhere classifiedthus guide towardsstate transition modelmake model predictionsdifferent geographical regionsvector control effectiveness+40

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