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Participants: Dr. German Poveda (Co-PI) Dr. Martha Lucia Quiñonez Dr. Ivan Dario Velez Dr. Luz Elena Velásquez Dr. William Rojas Dr. Juan S. Zapata Students: Guilhermo Leon Rua (PhD student) Daniel Ruiz (MsC student) Juan Santiago Zuluaga (MsC student) Olver Hernandez (undergraduate) Elisabeth Zapata (undergraduate) Eriko P. Alarcon (undergraduate) Leysa J. Gomez (undergraduate) Colombia
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Development of a mathematical model to explain malaria incidence linked to climatic parameters. Studying the linkages between entomological and climatological variables through field and laboratory work. Creation of a Geographical Information System for Malaria in Colombia (SIGMA). Study Sites: Endemic-epidemic regions for malaria in the lowlands of Colombia: Nuqui (northwestern Colombia). El Bagre (Pacific Coast).
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Findings: Temperature strongly affects the life cycle of An. albimanus, the main malaria vector. Modelling efforts confirm the importance of temperature in explaining malaria incidence. Colombia
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Publications: WAYLEN, P., & POVEDA, G., 2002. El Niño-Southern Oscillation and aspects of Western South America Hydroclimatology. Hydrological Processes, 16, 1247-1260. POVEDA, G., 2002. Climate and ENSO Associations with Malaria Incidence in Colombia, En: Examples of ENSO-Society Interactions, International Research Institute for Climate Prediction (IRI), http://iri.columbia.edu/climate/ENSO/societal/example/Poveda.html. On the web since Octuber 18,2002. Three presentations at the Conference Climate Variability and Change and their Health Effects in the Caribbean: Information for Climate Variability and Change Adaptation Planning in the Health Sector. Pan American Health Organization / World Health Organization. Bridgetown, Barbados, mayo 21-22, 2002. Colombia
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Publications: RUIZ. D.; POVEDA, G.; QUIÑONEZ, M.L.; VÉLEZ, I.D.; RÚA, G.; ROJAS, W.; ZULUAGA, J.S. Modelling entomological-climatic interaction of malaria transmission. Study case: El Niño 1997-1998 and La Niña 1998-2000. RÚA, G.; QUIÑONEZ, M.L.; VÉLEZ, I.D.; ROJAS, W.; POVEDA, G.; ZULUAGA, J.S.; RUIZ. D. Effect of temperature on the gonotrophic cycle of Anofeles albimanus (Diptera: Culicidae) in relation with the event El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO). RÚA, G.; QUIÑONEZ, M.L.; VÉLEZ, I.D.; ROJAS, W.; POVEDA, G.; ZULUAGA, J.S.; RUIZ. D.; MANTILLA, R. El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) related to malaria transmission, density and parity of Anofeles albimanus and An. darlingi (Diptera: Culicidae) in two areas in Colombia. Colombia
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Left: Main linkages and feedbacks between diverse components of the mathematical model. Right: Time series of model results for base scenario. Colombia
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Graphical interface module for simultaneous malaria and climate records Colombia
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Entomology lab work Colombia
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Studying mosquito breeding sites at Nuqui Colombia
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