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Entomological and meteorological data collected in Campo Grande (CGR) from January 2010 to January 2012.

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posted on 2015-02-10, 03:00 authored by Claudia T. Codeço, Arthur W. S. Lima, Simone C. Araújo, José Bento P. Lima, Rafael Maciel-de-Freitas, Nildimar A. Honório, Allan K. R. Galardo, Ima A. Braga, Giovanini E. Coelho, Denise Valle

(Top left) Meteorological data: (lines) monthly minimum, mean and maximum temperatures, (bars) mean weekly precipitation during each month. (Top right) House Index time series of each of the three non-adjacent 1km2 neighborhoods (different colors). Colored stripes indicate the 95% predicted range for each area, based on the climate regression model shown in Table S3 in S1 Text. (From the second row down, left column) Trap density indices (mean # mosquitoes or eggs / trap) measured by Adultraps (ADT), BG-Sentinel (BGS), MosquiTRAPs (MQT) and ovitraps (OVT). (From the second row down, right column) Trap positivity indices (percent of traps with mosquitoes or eggs) measured by ADT, BGS, MQT and OVT. (Bottom) Representation of the main patterns observed in the association between trap density indices and meteorological variables: (blue square) positive association; (red square) negative association (p-value < 0.2). Refer to Table S3 in S1 Text for the climate regression model used to define the 95% predicted intervals.

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