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Mike C. Wimberly
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Micro- and Macro-Habitat Influences on Tick Abundance in Oklahoma City Urban Parks
ATMOSPHERIC EVENTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES AFFECTING HUMAN HEALTH AND ECOSYSTEMS: A ONE HEALTH APPROACH USING EARTH OBSERVATIONS, MODELS, AND DATA ANALYTICS III POSTER
geohealth | 13 december 2024
Anni Yang, Melissa Marquez, Himel Talukder, Wenwen...
Most studies on tick-borne diseases in the United States have focused on suburban and rural areas, leading to a knowledge gap about the risks in urban...
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Influences of Urbanization on Tree Cover and Forest Structure Across Diverse West African Landscapes
URBAN AREAS AND GLOBAL CHANGE I POSTER
global environmental change | 12 december 2024
Andrews Korah, Michael C. Wimberly, Sean Crowell
Globally, trees sequester more than 7.6 billion gigatons of carbon a year, serve as habitat for many threatened and endangered species, and provide ec...
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Projecting Future Malaria Transmission in South Asia: The Role of Humidity in Climate Change-Driven Disease Models
EFFECTIVELY USING CLIMATE DATA FOR HEALTH APPLICATIONS II POSTER
geohealth | 11 december 2024
Eric Bump, Courtney C. Murdock, Vimal Mishra, Mich...
As climate change continues to alter environmental conditions, predicting shifts in malaria transmission patterns is imperative for enhancing societal...
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Microclimate Variation, Mosquito Distributions, and Urban Transmission of Dengue and Malaria in Two Indian Cities
EFFECTIVELY USING CLIMATE DATA FOR HEALTH APPLICATIONS II POSTER
geohealth | 11 december 2024
Michael C. Wimberly, YUSUF JAMAL, Eric Bump, Ryan ...
Climate change and urbanization are two global trends influencing climate-sensitive infectious diseases. Mosquitoes are sensitive to temperature, humi...
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Health Implications of Urban Heat Islands in Tropical Cities: Differences Between Indoor and Outdoor Microenvironments
EXPLORING THE INTERPLAY OF EXTREME HEAT, HEAT WAVES, AND URBAN HEAT ISLANDS IN PUBLIC HEALTH: VULNERABILITY, IMPACTS, ADAPTATION, AND MITIGATION STRATEGIES II POSTER
geohealth | 09 december 2024
YUSUF JAMAL, Rajendra Baharia, Desai Vikas, Vijay ...
As global temperatures rise due to climate change, urban heat islands (UHIs) have emerged as a critical public health concern, significantly exacerbat...
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Increasing Fire Activity in African Tropical Forests Is Associated With Deforestation and Climate Change
GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS
02 may 2024
Michael C. Wimberly, Dan Wanyama, Russell Doughty,...

Fires were historically rare in tropical forests of West and Central Africa, where dense vegetation, rapid decomposition, and high moisture limit a...

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Increasing Fire Activity in African Tropical Forests is Associated with Land Use and Climate Change
CLIMATE CHANGE AND LAND USE CHANGE IMPACTS ON STRUCTURALLY AND FUNCTIONALLY DIVERSE TROPICAL FORESTS POSTER
global environmental change | 15 december 2023
Michael C. Wimberly, Dan Wanyama, Russell Doughty,...
The majority of global wildfire activity occurs in the savanna and woodland ecosystems of Africa. In contrast, fires have historically been rare in th...
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Synchrony of African rainforest solar induced chlorophyll fluorescence and environmental factors
CLIMATE CHANGE AND LAND USE CHANGE IMPACTS ON STRUCTURALLY AND FUNCTIONALLY DIVERSE TROPICAL FORESTS POSTER
global environmental change | 15 december 2023
Russell Doughty, Michael C. Wimberly, Dan Wanyama,...
Global atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations are largely driven by terrestrial photosynthesis, of which tropical forests account for one third. Re...
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