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Analyzing and modeling spatial and temporal dynamics of infectious diseases
xviii, 478 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Introduction to analyzing and modeling spatial and temporal dynamics of infectious diseases -- Modeling the spread of infectious diseases : a review -- West Nile virus : a narrative from bioinformatics and mathematical modeling studies -- West Nile virus risk assessment and forecasting using statistical and dynamical models -- Using mathematical modeling to integrate disease surveillance and global air transportation data -- Mathematical modeling of malaria models with spatial effects -- Avian influenza spread and transmission dynamics -- Analyzing the potential impact of bird migration on the global spread of H5N1 avian influenza (2007-2011) using spatio-temporal mapping methods -- Cloud computing-enabled cluster detection using a flexibly shaped scan statistic for real-time syndromic surveillance -- Mapping the distribution of malaria : current approaches and future directions -- Statistical modeling of spatio-temporal infectious disease transmission -- Spatio-temporal dynamics of schistosomiasis in China : bayesian-based geostatistical analysis -- Spatial analysis and statistical modeling of 2009 H1N1 pandemic in the greater Toronto area -- West Nile virus mosquito abundance modeling using a non-stationary spatio-temporal geostatistics -- Spatial pattern analysis of multivariate disease data -- The zoonosismags project (part 1) : population-based geosimulation of zoonoses in an informed virtual geographic environment -- Zoonosismags project (part 2) : complementarity of a rapid-propotyping tool and of a full-scale geosimulator for population-based geosimulation of zoonoses -- Web-mapping and behaviour pattern extraction tools to assess lyme disease risk for humans in peri-urban forests -- An integrated approach for communicable disease geosimulation based on epidemiological, human mobility and public intervention models -- Smartphone trajectories as data sources for agent-based infection spread modeling.
[edited by] Dongmei Chen, Bernard Moulin, Jianhong Wu.
Includes bibliographical references and index.