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Modeling larval malaria vector habitat locations using landscape features and cumulative precipitation measures

CITE Title : Modeling larval malaria vector habitat locations using landscape features and cumulative precipitation measures Personal Author(s) : McCann, Robert S;Messina, Joseph P;MacFarlane, David W;Bayoh, M Nabie;Vulule, John M;Gimnig, John E;Walker, Edward D; Published Date : Jun 06 2014 Source : Int J Health Geogr. 2014; 13:17. URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/27267 McCann, Robert S et al. (2014). Modeling larval malaria vector habitat locations using landscape features and cumulative precipitation measures. 13 McCann, Robert S et al. "Modeling larval malaria vector habitat locations using landscape features and cumulative precipitation measures" 13 (2014) McCann, Robert S et al. "Modeling larval malaria vector habitat locations using landscape features and cumulative precipitation measures" vol. 13, 2014 Export RIS Citation Information.

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McCann, Robert S ;

Messina, Joseph P

Jun 06 2014 | Int J Health Geogr. 2014; 13:17.

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BackgroundPredictive models of malaria vector larval habitat locations may provide a basis for understanding the spatial determinants of malaria trans...
Hot Surface Ignition of Liquid Fuels Under Ventilation

CITE Title : Hot Surface Ignition of Liquid Fuels Under Ventilation Personal Author(s) : Tang, Wei;Bahrami, Davood;Yuan, Liming;Thomas, Richard;Soles, John; Published Date : 5 04 2022;5-04-; Source : Min Metall Explor. 39(3):961-968 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/120913 Tang, Wei et al. (2022). Hot Surface Ignition of Liquid Fuels Under Ventilation. 39(3). Tang, Wei et al. "Hot Surface Ignition of Liquid Fuels Under Ventilation" 39, no. 3 (2022) Tang, Wei et al. "Hot Surface Ignition of Liquid Fuels Under Ventilation" vol. 39, no. 3, 2022 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Tang, Wei ;

Bahrami, Davood

5 04 2022 | Min Metall Explor. 39(3):961-968

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Mine equipment fires remain as one of the most concerning safety issues in the mining industry, and most equipment fires were caused by hot surface ig...