Abstract As per the World Health Organisation, about 260 million people worldwide are
infected with malaria and 1.5 to 2.7 million patients die annually due to this most significant …

The relevant satellite data after procuring from National Remote Sensing Agency (NRSA)
was analysed using ERDAS Imagine version 8.6 and IDRISI version 2. Based on supervised …

Malaria is endemic and a major public health problem in north east (NE) region of India and
contributes about 8-12% of India's malaria positives cases. Historical morbidity pattern of …

Background The application of the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to the study of
vector transmitted diseases considerably improves the management of the information …

Effective control of mosquito requires adequate knowledge of not just the breeding sites but
also the habitats and all other environmental factors relating to the Anopheline vector's life …

A feasibility study to identify mosquitogenic conditions in six study sites in and around Delhi
(Bhalaswa lake, Nazafgarh drain, Seelampur lake, Sanjay lake, Okhla barrage and Hindon …

Malaria causes extensive morbidity and mortality in humans and results in significant
economic losses in India. The distribution of immature malaria-transmitting Anopheles …

The prevalence of spatial distribution and the seasonal variation of malaria epidemics in
India have been most significantly determined by the environmental variables including …

The authors provide an account of their experience in the application of remote sensing (RS)
and geographical information systems (GIS) in understanding malaria transmission …

In Peninsular Malaysia, a large proportion of malaria cases occur in the central mountainous
and forested parts of the country. As part of a study to assess remote sensing data as a tool …