Household-Level Spatiotemporal Patterns of Incidence of Cholera, Haiti, 2011
Jason K. Blackburn
, Ulrica Diamond, Ian T. Kracalik, Jocelyn Widmer, Will Brown, B. David Morrissey, Kathleen A. Alexander, Andrew J. Curtis, Afsar Ali, and J. Glenn Morris
Author affiliations: University of Florida, Gainvesille, Florida, USA (J.K. Blackburn, U. Diamond, I.T. Kracalik, A. Ali, J.G. Morris Jr); Virginia Polytechnical Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia USA (J. Widmer, K.A. Alexander); Sustainable Aid Supporting Haiti, London, United Kingdom (W. Brown); FISH Ministries at Christianville Foundation, Inc, Gressier, Haiti (B.D. Morrissey); Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, USA (A.J. Curtis)
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Figure 1. Findings of the Cooperative Cholera Mapping Project in Haiti, 2011. A) Geographic distribution of household cholera cases per day. B) Temporal pattern, color-coded by community, compared with reported cases in the Ouest Department (black). Color coding of map symbols in A correspond to line colors in B. La Source cases (n = 25) are plotted but not mapped.
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