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Remote Sensing Contributions to Prediction and Risk Assessment of Natural Disasters Caused by Large Scale Rift Valley Fever Outbreaks [PDF]

Remotely sensed vegetation measurements for the last 30 years combined with other climate data sets such as rainfall and sea surface temperatures have come to play an important role in the study of the ecology of arthropod-borne diseases.
Anyamba, Assaf +4 more
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Yield gap and the shares of climate and crop management in yield and yield variability of staple crops in West Africa. [O-3330b-01] [PDF]

, 2015
" Yield gap " (Yg) is a key concept of agricultural science for identifying the room for improvement of yields through better management of the agroecosystem. in rainfed agriculture Yg is the difference between actual yield (Ya) and the theoretical water
Affholder, François +4 more
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[Rift Valley fever].

Sante (Montrouge, France), 2001
Rift Valley fever is a viral disease that affects domestic animals and humans. In humans, Rift Valley fever causes a flu-like disease but occasionally leads to high morbidity and mortality. The disease is generally known in the African continent. However, cases started to appear in Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
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Rift Valley Fever in Kedougou, Southeastern Senegal, 2012