Analyzing the Potential Risk of Climate Change on Lyme Disease in Eastern Ontario, Canada Using Time Series Remotely Sensed Temperature Data and Tick Population Modelling

Author:

Cheng, A, Chen, D, Woodstock, K, Ogden, NH, Wu, X, and Wu, J

Publication type:

Journal Article

Publication date:

2017-03

Journal/Series title:

Remote Sensing Applications to Human Health

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URL:

https://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/9/6/609

Abstract:

This study provides evidence that climate change has facilitated the northward expansion of black-legged tick populations’ geographic range over the past decade.