Volume 10, Number 4—April 2004
Research
Dengue Spatial and Temporal Patterns, French Guiana, 2001
Annelise Tran*
, Xavier Deparis†, Philippe Dussart†, Jacques Morvan†, Patrick Rabarison†, Franck Remy‡, Laurent Polidori*, and Jacques Gardon†
, Xavier Deparis†, Philippe Dussart†, Jacques Morvan†, Patrick Rabarison†, Franck Remy‡, Laurent Polidori*, and Jacques Gardon†
Figure 4
Figure 4. Global representation of the relative-risk (RR) calculated from the confirmed cases data, when space-distance and time-distance from a first theoretical dengue case vary respectively from 0 to 500 m and from 0 to 60 days. Color indicates RR values greater than one (p < 0.001). High RR values are in red.
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