Topographic predictability of locations for targeting complementary interventions to eliminate residual malaria transmission in urban Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Abstract

Background: Topographic indicators of local water accumulation potentials are widely used and considered to be accessible, affordable and scalable predictors of mosquito aquatic habitats and malaria risk. In Dar es Salaam,... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Victoria Mwakalinga (Ardhi University)
  2. Maureen Coetzee (University of Witwatersrand)
  3. Gerry Killeen (Ifakara Health Institute)
  4. Ben Sartorius (University of KwaZulu-Natal)
  5. Stefan Dongus (University of Basel)
  6. Daniel Msellemu (Ifakara Health Institute)
  7. Yeromin Mlacha (Ifakara Health Institute)
  8. Nicodem Govella (Ifakara Health Institute)

Topic Area

V. Health indicators, spatial analysis and mapping: new tools, new methods 5.1 Spatial ana

Session

SPH-UH-01B » Spatializing Urban Health (08:00 - Friday, 1st April, TBA)

Paper

Mwakalinga_ISUH_2016_abstract.docx

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