Background Climate is a major driving force behind malaria transmission and climate data
are often used to account for the spatial, seasonal and interannual variation in malaria …

Background A warm and humid climate triggers several water-associated diseases such as
malaria. Climate-or weather-driven malaria models, therefore, allow for a better …

Background The relative roles of climate variability and population related effects in malaria
transmission could be better understood if regional-scale dynamical malaria models could …

The sensitivity of vector borne diseases like malaria to climate continues to raise
considerable concern over the implications of climate change on future disease dynamics …

Background In recent years, the impact of climate change on human health has attracted
considerable attention; the effects on malaria have been of particular interest because of its …

Malaria transmission is strongly influenced by environmental temperature, but the biological
drivers remain poorly quantified. Most studies analyzing malaria–temperature relations …

Abstract The Malaria Potential Occurrence Zone (MOZ) model was designed to calculate first-
order estimates of climate change impacts on malaria. MOZ focuses on the climatic …

There is a consensus among climatologists that our planet is experiencing a progressive
rise in surface temperature due to the increased production of 'greenhouse'gases. Some of …

A new non-autonomous model is designed and used to assess the impact of variability in
temperature and rainfall on the transmission dynamics of malaria in a population. In addition …

Malaria, one of the greatest historical killers of mankind, continues to claim around half a
million lives annually, with almost all deaths occurring in children under the age of five living …