Impact of temperature and rainfall on cumulative symptomatic infections in the study region under different RCP scenarios, over the course of the first 15 weeks of the outbreak.

Impact of temperature and rainfall on cumulative symptomatic infections in the study region under different RCP scenarios, over the course of the first 15 weeks of the outbreak.

<p>Impact of temperature and rainfall on cumulative symptomatic infections in the study region under different RCP scenarios, over the course of the first 15 weeks of the outbreak.</p>

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Main Author: Tedi Ramaj (22446827) (author)
Other Authors: Xiaotian Wu (5721422) (author), Marco Tosato (22446830) (author), Fernando Morelli (22446833) (author), Yael Thollot (6189308) (author), Edith Langevin (6083090) (author), Edward Thommes (3499319) (author), Woldegebriel Assefa Woldegerima (3812494) (author), Jianhong Wu (88681) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Medicine
Biotechnology
Ecology
Cancer
Science Policy
Infectious Diseases
Computational Biology
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
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