We use ecological niche modeling to predict a species' potential distribution by analyzing environmental conditions and species occurrence data. This approach is important for mapping disease risk, understanding pathogen spread, and guiding public health interventions.
Our ecological niche modeling projects focus on understanding disease distribution patterns and predicting future occurrences to inform public health interventions.
Utilizing ecological niche modeling to predict current and future distribution patterns of anthrax in Kenya, considering climate change impacts and environmental factors to guide prevention strategies.
Comprehensive ecological niche modeling to understand dengue fever distribution patterns across Kenya, incorporating vector ecology and climate variables for enhanced surveillance.
Regional-scale modeling of visceral leishmaniasis distribution across East Africa, focusing on sandfly vector ecology and reservoir host distribution for elimination strategies.