Browsing by Author "Tia, Jean-Philippe"

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Dataset: Heterogeneous impacts for malaria control from larviciding across villages and considerations for monitoring and evaluation
(PLOS Pathogens, 2025-07-28) Sherrard-Smith, Ellie; Fillinger, Ulrike; Tia, Jean-Philippe; Winskill, Peter; Koudou, Benjamin; Tchicaya, Emile; Sanou, Antoine; Okumu, Fredros; Opiyo, Mercy; Majambere, Silas; Hamlet, Arran; Charles, Giovanni; Lambert, Ben; Churcher, Thomas
The empirical estimates and derived parameters used to calibrate the transmission model for villages testing nets or nets and larviciding in the Kenyan trial [34]. Crude estimates for the total reduction in adult mosquitoes at the village level, the global estimates of species reductions according to the GLMM analysis (Eqs 4–7). The relative species compositions in each village that are used to weight the percentage reductions in adult densities simulated in the transmission model, the village-level statistically estimated ranges in reductions in vectors, the baseline prevalences as measured using microscopy in the ba
The data estimates and derived parameters used to calibrate the transmission model for an ITN-only and ITN plus larviciding trial in Côte d’Ivoire [35]. Crude estimates for the total reduction in larval and adult mosquitoes at the village level (derived from empirical data), the global estimates of vector density reductions according to the GLMM analysis (Eqs 4–7). The relative species compositions in each village that are used to weight the percentage reductions in adult densities simulated in the transmission model, the village-level statistically estimated ranges in reductions in vectors, the baseline and follow up
(PLOS One, 2025-07-28) Sherrard-Smith, Ellie; Fillinger, Ulrike; Tia, Jean-Philippe; Winskill, Peter; Koudou, Benjamin; Tchicaya, Emile; Sanou, Antoine; Okumu, Fredros; Opiyo, Mercy; Majambere, Silas; Hamlet, Arran; Charles, Giovanni; Lambert, Ben; Churcher, Thomas
The data estimates and derived parameters used to calibrate the transmission model for an ITN-only and ITN plus larviciding trial in Côte d’Ivoire [35]. Crude estimates for the total reduction in larval and adult mosquitoes at the village level (derived from empirical data), the global estimates of vector density reductions according to the GLMM analysis (Eqs 4–7). The relative species compositions in each village that are used to weight the percentage reductions in adult densities simulated in the transmission model, the village-level statistically estimated ranges in reductions in vectors, the baseline and follow up
The empirical estimates and derived parameters used to calibrate the transmission model for villages testing nets or nets and larviciding in the Kenyan trial [34]. Crude estimates for the total reduction in adult mosquitoes at the village level, the global estimates of species reductions according to the GLMM analysis (Eqs 4–7). The relative species compositions in each village that are used to weight the percentage reductions in adult densities simulated in the transmission model, the village-level statistically estimated ranges in reductions in vectors, the baseline prevalences as measured using microscopy in the ba
(PLOS Pathogens, 2025-07-28) Sherrard-Smith, Ellie; Fillinger, Ulrike; Tia, Jean-Philippe; Winskill, Peter; Koudou, Benjamin; Tchicaya, Emile; Sanou, Antoine; Okumu, Fredros; Opiyo, Mercy; Majambere, Silas; Hamlet, Arran; Charles, Giovanni; Lambert, Ben; Churcher, Thomas
The empirical estimates and derived parameters used to calibrate the transmission model for villages testing nets or nets and larviciding in the Kenyan trial [34]. Crude estimates for the total reduction in adult mosquitoes at the village level, the global estimates of species reductions according to the GLMM analysis (Eqs 4–7). The relative species compositions in each village that are used to weight the percentage reductions in adult densities simulated in the transmission model, the village-level statistically estimated ranges in reductions in vectors, the baseline prevalences as measured using microscopy in the ba