Abstract:Dengue fever is the most important vector-borne viral disease, and its transmission and epidemic are influenced by various factors. Many studies indicate that the transmission risk of dengue fever is closely associated with climatic factors, including atmospheric temperature and rainfall, and social factors, including population density, traffic, land use and public health status. However, these studies often involve an independent effect of single factor or several factors, and it is rare to study multifactorial combined effect. Therefore, it is necessary to establish the multifactorial forecast system so as to improve the early warning capacity.
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