About MosquitoMap Data
Download list of Submitter persons, Contributing Institutions, and Journal articles mined for collection data Here
General
Pathogen
Vector - Global coverage
Vector - Africa coverage
Vector - Asia coverage
Vector - Palaearctic coverage
Vector - North America coverage
Vector - South & Central America coverage
Vector - Australasia coverage
General
LandScan 2000
- The LandScanTM Dataset comprises a worldwide population database compiled on a 30" X 30"
latitude/longitude grid. Census counts (at sub-national level) were apportioned to each grid cell
based on likelihood coefficients, which are based on proximity to roads, slope, land cover, nighttime
lights, and other information. LandScan has been developed as part of the Oak Ridge National
Laboratory (ORNL) Global Population Project for estimating ambient populations at risk. Available at http://www.ornl.gov/sci/landscan/index.html.
-
- GADM
- Global Administrative Areas (version 0.9). Available at http://biogeo.berkeley.edu/gadm/.
-
- Populated Places
- P. Hearn, Jr., T. Hare, P. Schruben, D. Sherrill, C. Lamar, P.
Tsushima, 2003. Global GIS Database: Digital Atlas of the Earth, USGS
Digital Data Series DDS-62-H, Flagstaff, AZ.
-
- Water Bodies
- P. Hearn, Jr., T. Hare, P. Schruben, D. Sherrill, C. Lamar, P.
Tsushima, 2003. Global GIS Database: Digital Atlas of the Earth, USGS
Digital Data Series DDS-62-H, Flagstaff, AZ.
-
- Streams: non-perennial and perennial
- P. Hearn, Jr., T. Hare, P. Schruben, D. Sherrill, C. Lamar, P. Tsushima, 2003. Global GIS Database: Digital Atlas of the Earth, USGS
Digital Data Series DDS-62-H, Flagstaff, AZ.
-
- Built-up areas
- P. Hearn, Jr., T. Hare, P. Schruben, D. Sherrill, C. Lamar, P.
Tsushima, 2003. Global GIS Database: Digital Atlas of the Earth, USGS
Digital Data Series DDS-62-H, Flagstaff, AZ.
-
- 1-m sea level rise
- David Braaten, Nathaniel Haas, Xingong Li, RJ Rowley, Kalonie Hulbutta, John Kostelnick,
Joshua Meisel. Sea level rise maps. The Centers for the Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets (CReSIS)
at the University of Kansas and Haskell Indian Nations University.
- Potentially inundated areas were
computed based on elevation and proximity to the current ocean shoreline. First,
the algorithm flags all raster cells in the DEM that lie adjacent to the contiguous ocean.
Second, cells within that group of flagged cells whose elevation value is less than
or equal to the 1-m sea level rise increment are selected and reassigned as ocean cells.
Since the initial pass floods only those cells that are directly adjacent to the current
ocean, the two-step procedure is repeated until all cells connected with cells adjacent
to the ocean are inundated. A large, flat coastal plain whose elevation is one meter
above current sea level, for instance, would be inundated after the algorithm has completed
several iterations, or until there are no more raster cells of a specific elevation that
are adjacent to the current sea level.
Available at: https://www.cresis.ku.edu/data/sea-level-rise-maps?quicktabs_3=2#quicktabs-3
- Contact: cresis_data@cresis.ku.edu
-
- Total Species
- Foley, D.H., Rueda, L.M. and Wilkerson, R.C. (2007). Insight into global mosquito biogeography from country species records. J. Med. Entomol. 44 (4): 554-567. Figure 4A.
- Total species per country based on entries in the Systematic Catalog of the Culicidae ( http://www.mosquitocatalog.org/).
Contact: foleydes@si.edu
- Download ESRI Grid files for Total species (196KB)
-
- Endemic Species
- Foley, D.H., Rueda, L.M. and Wilkerson, R.C. (2007). Insight into global mosquito biogeography from country species records. J. Med. Entomol. 44 (4): 554-567. Figure 4B.
- Endemic species (those that were recorded in the database from only one
country) per country based on entries in the Systematic Catalog of the Culicidae (http://www.mosquitocatalog.org/).
- Contact: foleydes@si.edu
- Download ESRI Grid files for Endemic species (182KB)
-
- Species richness (Bioclim)
- Foley, D.H., Weitzman, A.L., Miller, S.E., Faran, M.E., Rueda, L.M. and Wilkerson, R.C. (2008). The value of georeferenced collection records for predicting patterns
of mosquito species richness and endemism in the Neotropics. Ecol. Entomol. 33: 1223. Figure 7.
- Potential species richness for South and Central America was estimated by summing the incidence (presence/absence) of 496 species for each 1-degree grid cell as determined by the bioclim distribution model (in DIVA-GIS).
The bioclim models were implemented using the
worldclim 2.5 arc minute resolution database of 19 bioclimatic
variables, that is, annual mean temperature, mean monthly
temperature range, isothermality, temperature seasonality, maximum
temperature of the warmest month, minimum temperature
of the coldest month, annual temperature range, mean
temperature of the wettest quarter, mean temperature of the driest
quarter, mean temperature of the coldest quarter, mean temperature
of the warmest quarter, annual precipitation, wettest
month precipitation, driest month precipitation, precipitation
seasonality, wettest quarter mean precipitation, driest quarter
mean precipitation, coldest quarter mean precipitation, warmest
quarter mean precipitation. All areas that are within the climate
envelope described by the data, cut off beyond the 0.025 percentile,
were mapped as true (1) or false (0).
- Contact: foleydes@si.edu
- Download ASCII file for species richness (South America) (454KB)
-
- Holotypes
- Locations of mosquito Holotypes, georeferenced according to information in http://www.mosquitocatalog.org/ and http://manisnet.org/GeorefGuide.html
-
- Uncertainty (m)
- Spatial uncertainty in meters of collection locations, calculated using the point radius method (see http://manisnet.org/GeorefGuide.html)
Return to top...
Pathogen
- Japanese encephalitis
- Non-linear discriminant cluster analysis (see Rogers, D.J. 2006.
- Models for vectors and vector-borne diseases. Advances in Parasitology
62, 1 35).
- The International Research Partnership for Infectious Diseases (INTREPID)
- 2006 Manager: Monica Faeth-Myers
- Database Development: Dr. Simon Hay and Dr. Carlos Guerra
- Image Processing: Dr. Simon Hay and Prof. David Rogers
- Model development: Ben McCormick and Prof. David Rogers
- Spatial Ecology and Epidemiology Research Group, University of Oxford,
Department of Zoology, South Parks Rd., Oxford OX1 3PS, UK.
- david.rogers@zoo.ox.ac.uk
-
- Dengue
- Non-linear discriminant cluster analysis (see Rogers, D.J. 2006.
- Models for vectors and vector-borne diseases. Advances in Parasitology
62, 1 35).
- The International Research Partnership for Infectious Diseases (INTREPID)
- 2006 Manager: Monica Faeth-Myers
- Database Development: Dr. Simon Hay and Dr. Carlos Guerra
- Image Processing: Dr. Simon Hay and Prof. David Rogers
- Model development: Ben McCormick and Prof. David Rogers
- Spatial Ecology and Epidemiology Research Group, University of Oxford,
Department of Zoology, South Parks Rd., Oxford OX1 3PS, UK.
- david.rogers@zoo.ox.ac.uk
-
- Rift Valley Fever
- Non-linear discriminant cluster analysis (see Rogers, D.J. 2006.
- Models for vectors and vector-borne diseases. Advances in Parasitology
62, 1 35).
- The International Research Partnership for Infectious Diseases (INTREPID)
- 2006 Manager: Monica Faeth-Myers
- Database Development: Dr. Simon Hay and Dr. Carlos Guerra
- Image Processing: Dr. Simon Hay and Prof. David Rogers
- Model development: Ben McCormick and Prof. David Rogers
- Spatial Ecology and Epidemiology Research Group, University of Oxford,
Department of Zoology, South Parks Rd., Oxford OX1 3PS, UK.
- david.rogers@zoo.ox.ac.uk
Return to top...
- Rift Valley Fever (GEIS)
- Areas indicated are those within an RVF endemic region or in areas
where RVF virus has previously been identified
- DoD-GEIS & NASA/GSFC Project leader: Asaph Anyamba
- from the DoD-GEISWeb RVF page http://www.geis.fhp.osd.mil/GEIS/SurveillanceActivities/RVFWeb/indexRVF.asp
- asaph.anyamba-1@nasa.gov
-
- Yellow Fever
- Non-linear discriminant cluster analysis (see Rogers, D.J. 2006.
- Models for vectors and vector-borne diseases. Advances in Parasitology
62, 1 35).
- The International Research Partnership for Infectious Diseases (INTREPID)
- 2006 Manager: Monica Faeth-Myers
- Database Development: Dr. Simon Hay and Dr. Carlos Guerra
- Image Processing: Dr. Simon Hay and Prof. David Rogers
- Model development: Ben McCormick and Prof. David Rogers
- Spatial Ecology and Epidemiology Research Group, University of Oxford,
Department of Zoology, South Parks Rd., Oxford OX1 3PS, UK.
- david.rogers@zoo.ox.ac.uk
-
- Spatial limits and endemic levels of Plasmodium falciparum
in 2005.
- Hypoendemic, Mesoendemic and Hyper-holoendemic
- Several sources of information on malaria risk (notably international
travel health guidelines on malaria chemoprophylaxis, altitude limits
for dominant vectors, climate limits for malaria transmission and human
population density thresholds) have been combined in a GIS to generate
this map. See Guerra et al. (2006) Advances in Parasitology 62: 157 179
and Guerra et al. (2006) Trends in Parasitology 22: 353 358 for details.
- The method for defining the endemic levels within these limits can
be found in Snow et al. (2005) Nature 434: 214 217.
- This map layer was digitized from an image file that was available
from the Malaria Atlas Project http://www.map.ox.ac.uk/index.htm,
and is provided here only as a guide. Errors of translation and geopositioning
may have occurred, particularly in coastal areas, that were not present
on the original image.
-
- Spatial limits and endemic levels of Plasmodium vivax in 2005.
- Several sources of information on malaria risk (notably international
travel health guidelines on malaria chemoprophylaxis, altitude limits
for dominant vectors, climate limits for malaria transmission and human
population density thresholds) have been combined in a GIS to generate
this map. See Guerra et al. (2006) Advances in Parasitology 62: 157 179
and Guerra et al. (2006) Trends in Parasitology 22: 353 358 for details.
- The method for defining the endemic levels within these limits can
be found in Snow et al. (2005) Nature 434: 214 217.
- This map layer was digitized from an image file that was available
from the Malaria Atlas Project http://www.map.ox.ac.uk/index.htm,
and is provided here only as a guide. Errors of translation and geopositioning
may have occurred, particularly in coastal areas, that were not present
on the original image.
-
- Spatial limits and endemic levels of Plasmodium falciparum
in 2007.
- Stable (where PfAPI greater than or equal to 0.1 per thousand pa) and
Unstable (where PfAPI < 0.1 per thousand pa)
- Uses nationally reported case-incidence data, medical intelligence,
and biological rules of transmission exclusion, using temperature and
aridity limits informed by the bionomics of dominant Anopheles vector
species. See Guerra C.A., Gikandi P.W., Tatem A.J., Noor A.M., Smith
D.L., Hay S.I., Snow R.W. (2008). The limits and intensity of
Plasmodium falciparum transmission: implications for malaria control
and elimination worldwide. PLoS Med, 5(2):e38, and the Malaria Atlas
Project http://www.map.ox.ac.uk/index.htm for
details.
-
- Spatial limits and endemic levels of Plasmodium vivax in 2007.
- Uses nationally reported case-incidence data, medical intelligence, and biological rules of transmission exclusion, using temperature and aridity limits informed by the bionomics of dominant Anopheles vector species. See Guerra C.A., Gikandi P.W., Tatem A.J., Noor A.M., Smith D.L., Hay S.I., Snow R.W. (2008). The limits and intensity of Plasmodium falciparum transmission: implications for malaria control and elimination worldwide. PLoS Med, 5(2):e38, and the Malaria Atlas Project http://www.map.ox.ac.uk/index.htm for details.
-
- Plasmodium falciparum prevalence in children 2-9 years (Tanzania).
- Estimated Pf risk at 30 metre resolution [resampled to 1km resolution] from regression analysis of community-based measures of prevalence with altitude and area of vector habitat within 1.5km radius of grid cells. Source: Kulkarni M.A., Desrochers R.E., Kerr J.T. (2010). High resolution niche models of malaria vectors in Tanzania: A new capacity to predict malaria risk? PLoS ONE 5(2): e9396.
See http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0009396 for
details.
- Download 1km resampled ESRI Grid files for Pf prevalence in 2-9 year olds for Tanzania (356KB). Users of this model should cite the article above.
-
- Plasmodium falciparum highest annual incidence (Lao PDR).
- Interpolated (IDW - fixed search radius of 10 km - power of 2) highest annual incidence rates (per 1000 population) of P. falciparum based on data from 3,876 villages and 685 health centres (2006-
2008). To quantify malaria risk, P. falciparum incidence
zones were created using the following classification: 1)
0 case per 1,000 per annum; 2) >0-1 case per 1,000 per
annum; 3) >1-10 cases per 1,000 per annum; 4) >10-100
cases per 1,000 per annum; 5) >100-1,000 cases per
1,000 per annum; and 6) unknown (villages where data
was not collected and an estimated value could not be
produced because the village fell outside the 10 km prediction
area).
- Data source:
Center for Malariology, Parasitology and Entomology, Ministry of Health, Lao People's Democratic Republic.
- See Jorgensen P., Nambanya S., Gopinath D., Hongvanthong B., Luangphengsouk K.,
Bell D., Phompida S., Phetsouvanh R. (2010). High heterogeneity in Plasmodium falciparum risk
illustrates the need for detailed mapping to
guide resource allocation: a new malaria risk map
of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic. Malaria Journal 9:59 http://www.malariajournal.com/content/9/1/59.
-
- Plasmodium falciparum, Bangladesh (child prevalence)
- Plasmodium falciparum upper 75% predicted prevalence in children 2-10 years (Bangladesh). Bayesian geostatistical
logistic regression models with environmental covariates (vegetation cover, minimum temperature, and elevation) were
used to predict P. falciparum prevalence for 2- to 10-year-old children across the endemic areas of Bangladesh in 2007.
The predicted upper 75% Pf risk is shown here at 0.005 degree resolution. Model validation statistics revealed that the
final Bayesian geostatistical model had good predictive ability, and that 3.1 million people were estimated to be living
in areas with a Pf PR 210 greater than 1%.
- Source: Heidi Reid, Ubydul Haque, Archie C. A. Clements, Andrew J. Tatem, Andrew Vallely, Syed Masud Ahmed, Akramul Islam, and Rashidul Haque (2010). Mapping Malaria Risk in Bangladesh Using Bayesian Geostatistical Models Am. J. Trop. Med. Hyg., 83(4), 2010, pp. 861867.
- See http://www.ajtmh.org/cgi/content/abstract/83/4/861 for details.
-
- Plasmodium vivax, Turkey (frequency 2006-8)
- "We
developed seven 5-year-period raster maps by using geo-referenced malaria case data from
the centres of 81 provinces and the kriging method with a spherical variogram model in a
geographic information systems (GIS) model. We determined incidence values for
provinces by using the incidence = (frequency/population)
formula in order to take into account the influence of the
population density on the results, and computed average
incidence values for each province. We also modelled malaria incidence in GIS
by using our average malaria incidence raster map, and complementary spatial database
including the raster map layers of 14 environmental variables. We chose linear regression
analysis with backward method to investigate relationships among variables and develop
a model. The model was run in GIS to obtain a model incidence raster map. We tested the
reliability of the model map by residual statistics, and found the model map dependable."
- Source: Figure 3G. Dogan HM, et al. (2010). Spatiotemporal change and ecological modeling of malaria in Turkey by means of geographic information systems. Trans. R. Soc. Trop. Med. Hyg., 104:726-732. doi:10.1016/j.trstmh.2010.08.003.
- See http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20888613 for details.
Return to top...
Vector
- Anopheles_minimus_Foley_1
- SubmitterOrganization: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRAIR, Division
of Entomology)
- SubmitterWebSite: http://www.wrbu.org/
- SubmitterPerson: Foley DH, Wilkerson RC
- SubmitterEmail: foleydes@si.edu and wilkersonr@si.edu
- SubmitterAddress: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit MSC MRC534 Smithsonian
Institution 4210 Silver Hill Rd Suitland MD 20746 USA
- DateLastModified: 2008-03-28
- InformationWithheld: No data
- SpatialResolution: 0.04degrees
- ModelDescription: Consensus by intersection of models by GARP (Desktop
GARP 1.1.3, Scachetti-Pereira 2003) and Maxent 2.2.0 (Phillips 2006)
- LayerClasses: 2
- Threshold: 0.05 omission
- Value range: 0, 1 (Value of each pixel represents probability of absence (0) or presence (1) of species occurrence in that pixel)
- NumberUniquePoints: 73
- EnvironmentalLayers: 59 layers reduced to 15 by PCA
- RelatedInformation: Foley, D.H., Rueda, L.M., Peterson, A.T. and Wilkerson,
R.C. (2008). Potential distribution of two species in the medically important
Anopheles minimus complex (Diptera: Culicidae). J. Med. Entomol. 45(5):
852-860.
- InstitutionCode: USNM
- CollectionCode: MosquitoModel
- CatalogNumber: An_minimus_Foley_1
- GlobalUniqueIdentifier: USNM:MosquitoModel: An_minimus_Foley_1
- Projection/datum: GCS WGS84
- Download ESRI Grid files for An.
minimus (161KB)
Return to top...
- Anopheles_harrisoni_Foley_1
- SubmitterOrganization: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRAIR, Division
of Entomology)
- SubmitterWebSite: http://www.wrbu.org/
- SubmitterPerson: Foley DH, Wilkerson RC
- SubmitterEmail: foleydes@si.edu and wilkersonr@si.edu
- SubmitterAddress: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit MSC MRC534 Smithsonian
Institution 4210 Silver Hill Rd Suitland MD 20746 USA
- DateLastModified: 2008-03-28
- InformationWithheld: No data
- SpatialResolution: 0.04degrees
- ModelDescription: Consensus by intersection of models by GARP (Desktop
GARP 1.1.3, Scachetti-Pereira 2003) and Maxent 2.2.0 (Phillips 2006)
- LayerClasses: 2
- Threshold: 0.05 omission
- Value range: 0, 1 (Value of each pixel represents probability of absence (0) or presence (1) of species occurrence in that pixel)
- NumberUniquePoints: 42
- EnvironmentalLayers: 59 layers reduced to 15 by PCA
- RelatedInformation: Foley, D.H., Rueda, L.M., Peterson, A.T. and Wilkerson,
R.C. (2008). Potential distribution of two species in the medically important
Anopheles minimus complex (Diptera: Culicidae). J. Med. Entomol. 45(5):
852-860.
- InstitutionCode: USNM
- CollectionCode: MosquitoModel
- CatalogNumber: An_harrisoni_Foley_1
- GlobalUniqueIdentifier: USNM:MosquitoModel:An_harrisoni_Foley_1
- Projection/datum: GCS WGS84
- Download ESRI Grid files for An.
harrisoni (161KB)
Return to top...
- Anopheles_sinensis_Foley_1
- SubmitterOrganization: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRAIR, Division
of Entomology)
- SubmitterWebSite: http://www.wrbu.org/
- SubmitterPerson: Foley DH, Wilkerson RC
- SubmitterEmail: foleydes@si.edu and wilkersonr@si.edu
- SubmitterAddress: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit MSC MRC534 Smithsonian
Institution 4210 Silver Hill Rd Suitland MD 20746 USA
- DateLastModified: 2008-10-28
- InformationWithheld: No data
- SpatialResolution: 0.0083degrees
- ModelDescription: Consensus by intersection of models by GARP (Desktop
GARP 1.1.3, Scachetti-Pereira 2003) and Maxent 2.2.0 (Phillips 2006)
- LayerClasses: 2
- Threshold: lowest presence threshold
- Value range: 0, 1 (Value of each pixel represents probability of absence (0) or presence (1) of species occurrence in that pixel)
- NumberUniquePoints: 80
- EnvironmentalLayers: 86 layers reduced to 15 by PCA
- RelatedInformation: Foley, D.H., Klein, T.A., Kim, H-C., Sames W.J.,
Wilkerson R.C. and Rueda, L.M. The geographic distribution and ecology
of potential malaria vectors in the Republic of Korea. J. Med. Entomol.
46: 680-692
- InstitutionCode: USNM
- CollectionCode: MosquitoModel
- CatalogNumber: An_sinensis_Foley_1
- GlobalUniqueIdentifier: USNM:MosquitoModel: An_sinensis_Foley_1
- Projection/datum: GCS WGS84
- Download ESRI Grid files for An.
sinensis (282KB)
Return to top...
- Anopheles_ kleini_Foley_1
- SubmitterOrganization: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRAIR, Division
of Entomology)
- SubmitterWebSite: http://www.wrbu.org/
- SubmitterPerson: Foley DH, Wilkerson RC
- SubmitterEmail: foleydes@si.edu and wilkersonr@si.edu
- SubmitterAddress: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit MSC MRC534 Smithsonian
Institution 4210 Silver Hill Rd Suitland MD 20746 USA
- DateLastModified: 2008-10-28
- InformationWithheld: No data
- SpatialResolution: 0.0083degrees
- ModelDescription: Consensus by intersection of models by GARP (Desktop
GARP 1.1.3, Scachetti-Pereira 2003) and Maxent 2.2.0 (Phillips 2006)
- LayerClasses: 2
- Threshold: lowest presence threshold
- NumberUniquePoints: 32
- Value range: 0, 1 (Value of each pixel represents probability of absence (0) or presence (1) of species occurrence in that pixel)
- EnvironmentalLayers: 86 layers reduced to 15 by PCA
- RelatedInformation: Foley, D.H., Klein, T.A., Kim, H-C., Sames W.J.,
Wilkerson R.C. and Rueda, L.M. The geographic distribution and ecology
of potential malaria vectors in the Republic of Korea. J. Med. Entomol.
46: 680-692.
- InstitutionCode: USNM
- CollectionCode: MosquitoModel
- CatalogNumber: An_kleini_Foley_1
- GlobalUniqueIdentifier: USNM:MosquitoModel:An_kleini_Foley_1
- Projection/datum: GCS WGS84
- Download ESRI Grid files for An.
kleini (282KB)
Return to top...
- Anopheles_pullus_Foley_1
- SubmitterOrganization: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRAIR, Division
of Entomology)
- SubmitterWebSite: http://www.wrbu.org/
- SubmitterPerson: Foley DH, Wilkerson RC
- SubmitterEmail: foleydes@si.edu and wilkersonr@si.edu
- SubmitterAddress: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit MSC MRC534 Smithsonian
Institution 4210 Silver Hill Rd Suitland MD 20746 USA
- DateLastModified: 2008-10-28
- InformationWithheld: No data
- SpatialResolution: 0.0083degrees
- ModelDescription: Consensus by intersection of models by GARP (Desktop
GARP 1.1.3, Scachetti-Pereira 2003) and Maxent 2.2.0 (Phillips 2006)
- LayerClasses: 2
- Threshold: lowest presence threshold
- NumberUniquePoints: 33
- Value range: 0, 1 (Value of each pixel represents probability of absence (0) or presence (1) of species occurrence in that pixel)
- EnvironmentalLayers: 86 layers reduced to 15 by PCA
- RelatedInformation: Foley, D.H., Klein, T.A., Kim, H-C., Sames W.J.,
Wilkerson R.C. and Rueda, L.M. The geographic distribution and ecology
of potential malaria vectors in the Republic of Korea. J. Med. Entomol.
46: 680-692.
- InstitutionCode: USNM
- CollectionCode: MosquitoModel
- CatalogNumber: An_pullus_Foley_1
- GlobalUniqueIdentifier: USNM:MosquitoModel:An_pullus_Foley_1
- Projection/datum: GCS WGS84
- Download ESRI Grid files for An.
pullus (282KB)
Return to top...
- Anopheles_belenrae_Foley_1
- SubmitterOrganization: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRAIR, Division
of Entomology)
- SubmitterWebSite: http://www.wrbu.org/
- SubmitterPerson: Foley DH, Wilkerson RC
- SubmitterEmail: foleydes@si.edu and wilkersonr@si.edu
- SubmitterAddress: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit MSC MRC534 Smithsonian
Institution 4210 Silver Hill Rd Suitland MD 20746 USA
- DateLastModified: 2008-10-28
- InformationWithheld: No data
- SpatialResolution: 0.0083degrees
- ModelDescription: Consensus by intersection of models by GARP (Desktop
GARP 1.1.3, Scachetti-Pereira 2003) and Maxent 2.2.0 (Phillips 2006)
- LayerClasses: 2
- Threshold: lowest presence threshold
- Value range: 0, 1 (Value of each pixel represents probability of absence (0) or presence (1) of species occurrence in that pixel)
- NumberUniquePoints: 36
- EnvironmentalLayers: 86 layers reduced to 15 by PCA
- RelatedInformation: Foley, D.H., Klein, T.A., Kim, H-C., Sames W.J.,
Wilkerson R.C. and Rueda, L.M. The geographic distribution and ecology
of potential malaria vectors in the Republic of Korea. J. Med. Entomol.
46: 680-692.
- InstitutionCode: USNM
- CollectionCode: MosquitoModel
- CatalogNumber: An_belenrae_Foley_1
- GlobalUniqueIdentifier: USNM:MosquitoModel:An_belenrae_Foley_1
- Projection/datum: GCS WGS84
- Download ESRI Grid files for An.
belenrae (282KB)
Return to top...
- Anopheles_lindesayi_Foley_1
- SubmitterOrganization: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRAIR,
Division of Entomology)
- SubmitterWebSite: http://www.wrbu.org/
- SubmitterPerson: Foley DH, Wilkerson RC
- SubmitterEmail: foleydes@si.edu and wilkersonr@si.edu
- SubmitterAddress: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit MSC MRC534 Smithsonian
Institution 4210 Silver Hill Rd Suitland MD 20746 USA
- DateLastModified: 2008-10-28
- InformationWithheld: No data
- SpatialResolution: 0.0083degrees
- ModelDescription: Consensus by intersection of models by GARP (Desktop
GARP 1.1.3, Scachetti-Pereira 2003) and Maxent 2.2.0 (Phillips 2006)
- LayerClasses: 2
- Threshold: lowest presence threshold
- Value range: 0, 1 (Value of each pixel represents probability of absence (0) or presence (1) of species occurrence in that pixel)
- NumberUniquePoints: 9
- EnvironmentalLayers: 86 layers reduced to 15 by PCA
- RelatedInformation: Foley, D.H., Klein, T.A., Kim, H-C., Sames W.J.,
Wilkerson R.C. and Rueda, L.M. The geographic distribution and ecology
of potential malaria vectors in the Republic of Korea. J. Med. Entomol.
46: 680-692.
- InstitutionCode: USNM
- CollectionCode: MosquitoModel
- CatalogNumber: An_lindesayi_Foley_1
- GlobalUniqueIdentifier: USNM:MosquitoModel:An_lindesayi_Foley_1
- Projection/datum: GCS WGS84
- Download ESRI Grid files for An.
lindesayi (282KB)
Return to top...
- Anopheles_koreicus_Foley_1
- SubmitterOrganization: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRAIR, Division
of Entomology)
- SubmitterWebSite: http://www.wrbu.org/
- SubmitterPerson: Foley DH, Wilkerson RC
- SubmitterEmail: foleydes@si.edu and wilkersonr@si.edu
- SubmitterAddress: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit MSC MRC534 Smithsonian
Institution 4210 Silver Hill Rd Suitland MD 20746 USA
- DateLastModified: 2008-10-28
- InformationWithheld: No data
- SpatialResolution: 0.0083degrees
- ModelDescription: Consensus by intersection of models by GARP (Desktop
GARP 1.1.3, Scachetti-Pereira 2003) and Maxent 2.2.0 (Phillips 2006)
- LayerClasses: 2
- Threshold: lowest presence threshold
- Value range: 0, 1 (Value of each pixel represents probability of absence (0) or presence (1) of species occurrence in that pixel)
- NumberUniquePoints: 9
- EnvironmentalLayers: 86 layers reduced to 15 by PCA
- RelatedInformation: Foley, D.H., Klein, T.A., Kim, H-C., Sames W.J.,
Wilkerson R.C. and Rueda, L.M. The geographic distribution and ecology
of potential malaria vectors in the Republic of Korea. J. Med. Entomol.
46: 680-692.
- InstitutionCode: USNM
- CollectionCode: MosquitoModel
- CatalogNumber: An_koreicus_Foley_1
- GlobalUniqueIdentifier: USNM:MosquitoModel:An_koreicus_Foley_1
- Projection/datum: GCS WGS84
- Download ESRI Grid files for An.
koreicus (282KB)
Return to top...
- Anopheles_lesteri_Foley_1
- SubmitterOrganization: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRAIR, Division
of Entomology)
- SubmitterWebSite: http://www.wrbu.org/
- SubmitterPerson: Foley DH, Wilkerson RC
- SubmitterEmail: foleydes@si.edu and wilkersonr@si.edu
- SubmitterAddress: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit MSC MRC534 Smithsonian
Institution 4210 Silver Hill Rd Suitland MD 20746 USA
- DateLastModified: 2008-10-28
- InformationWithheld: No data
- SpatialResolution: 0.0083degrees
- ModelDescription: Consensus by intersection of models by GARP (Desktop
GARP 1.1.3, Scachetti-Pereira 2003) and Maxent 2.2.0 (Phillips 2006)
- LayerClasses: 2
- Threshold: lowest presence threshold
- Value range: 0, 1 (Value of each pixel represents probability of absence (0) or presence (1) of species occurrence in that pixel)
- NumberUniquePoints: 12
- EnvironmentalLayers: 86 layers reduced to 15 by PCA
- RelatedInformation: Foley, D.H., Klein, T.A., Kim, H-C., Sames W.J.,
Wilkerson R.C. and Rueda, L.M. The geographic distribution and ecology
of potential malaria vectors in the Republic of Korea. J. Med. Entomol.
46: 680-692.
- InstitutionCode: USNM
- CollectionCode: MosquitoModel
- CatalogNumber: An_lesteri_Foley_1
- GlobalUniqueIdentifier: USNM:MosquitoModel:An_lesteri_Foley_1
- Projection/datum: GCS WGS84
- Download ESRI Grid files for An.
lesteri (282KB)
Return to top...
- Anopheles_sineroides_Foley_1
- SubmitterOrganization: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRAIR, Division
of Entomology)
- SubmitterWebSite: http://www.wrbu.org/
- SubmitterPerson: Foley DH, Wilkerson RC
- SubmitterEmail: foleydes@si.edu and wilkersonr@si.edu
- SubmitterAddress: Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit MSC MRC534 Smithsonian
Institution 4210 Silver Hill Rd Suitland MD 20746 USA
- DateLastModified: 2008-10-28
- InformationWithheld: No data
- SpatialResolution: 0.0083degrees
- ModelDescription: Consensus by intersection of models by GARP (Desktop
GARP 1.1.3, Scachetti-Pereira 2003) and Maxent 2.2.0 (Phillips 2006)
- LayerClasses: 2
- Threshold: lowest presence threshold
- Value range: 0, 1 (Value of each pixel represents probability of absence (0) or presence (1) of species occurrence in that pixel)
- NumberUniquePoints: 20
- EnvironmentalLayers: 86 layers reduced to 15 by PCA
- RelatedInformation: Foley, D.H., Klein, T.A., Kim, H-C., Sames W.J.,
Wilkerson R.C. and Rueda, L.M. The geographic distribution and ecology
of potential malaria vectors in the Republic of Korea. J. Med. Entomol.
46: 680-692.
- InstitutionCode: USNM
- CollectionCode: MosquitoModel
- CatalogNumber: An_sineroides_Foley_1
- GlobalUniqueIdentifier: USNM:MosquitoModel:An_sineroides_Foley_1
- Projection/datum: GCS WGS84
- Download ESRI Grid files for An.
sineroides (282KB)
Return to top...
- Culex-tritaeniorhynchus_Masuoka_1
- SubmitterOrganization: Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
- SubmitterWebSite: http://www.usuhs.mil/
- SubmitterPerson: Masuoka, Penny and Grieco, John
- SubmitterEmail: pmasuoka@usuhs.mil and jgrieco@usuhs.mil
- SubmitterAddress: USUHS, Dept of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics, 4301 Jones Bridge Road, MD 20814 USA
- DateLastModified: 2009-12-22
- InformationWithheld: No data
- SpatialResolution: 0.0083degrees
- ModelDescription: Maxent model version 3.219 (Phillips 2006)
- LayerClasses: na
- Threshold: na
- Value range: 0.00002 to 0.98 (Value of each pixel represents the probability of species occurrence in that pixel)
- NumberUniquePoints: 96
- EnvironmentalLayers: 51 layers: Boston Universitys Land Cover derived from MODIS, sum of cropland pixels in 5x5 pixel area,
WorldClim monthly precipitation, WorldClim monthly minimum temperature, WorldClim monthly maximum temperature, SPOT mean monthly
NDVI, SRTM elevation
- RelatedInformation: Masuoka PM, Klein TA, Kim HC, Claborn DM, Achee N, Andre R, Chamberlin J, Small J, Anyamba A, Lee DK, Yi SH,
Sardelis M, Ju YR, Grieco J. Modeling the distribution of Culex tritaeniorhynchus to Predict Japanese Encephalitis Distribution in
the Republic of Korea. International Journal of Health Geographics (submitted).
- InstitutionCode: USUHS
- CollectionCode: MosquitoModel
- CatalogNumber: Cx_tritaeniorhynchus_Masuoka_1
- GlobalUniqueIdentifier: USUHS:MosquitoModel:Cx_tritaeniorhynchus_Masuoka_1
- Projection/datum: GCS WGS84
- Download ESRI files for Cx_tritaeniorhynchus (1166KB)
Return to top...