Hotspot analysis of carcass sites using kernel density estimation.

The heat maps show the estimated density of anthrax carcass sites per square kilometer from very low (transparent) to very high (red): very low <20%, low 40%, medium 60%, high 80%, and very high >80% of the estimated highest values in each period. The maps are reprinted from [ 28 ] under a CC...

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Main Authors: Tuvshinzaya Zorigt (10779482), Satoshi Ito (12555), Norikazu Isoda (431846), Yoshikazu Furuta (210102), Misheck Shawa (10779473), Natsagdorj Norov (11731157), Baasansuren Lkham (11731160), Jargalsaikhan Enkhtuya (11547414), Hideaki Higashi (387365)
Format: Still Image
Language:unknown
Published: 2021
Subjects:
Biotechnology
Ecology
Science Policy
Infectious Diseases
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
worldwide zoonotic disease
lying areas around
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analyze retrospective data
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carcass sites distributed
carcass burial sites
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suggesting
describe historical spatio
year study period
anthrax spatial distribution
future anthrax outbreaks
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carcass sites
study period
disposal sites
spatial mean
spatial information
anthrax occurrences
study disclosed
study area
temporal patterns
risk factors
public health
potential hazard
permafrost freeze
northern part
north regions
new hotspot
localized source
livestock anthrax
last decade
khuvsgul province
economic issue
permafrost
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0260299.g004
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Summary:The heat maps show the estimated density of anthrax carcass sites per square kilometer from very low (transparent) to very high (red): very low <20%, low 40%, medium 60%, high 80%, and very high >80% of the estimated highest values in each period. The maps are reprinted from [ 28 ] under a CC BY license, with permission from DIVA-GIS and Dr. Robert Hijmans; see S1 File .

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