Understanding work-related travel and its relation to malaria occurrence in Thailand using geospatial maximum entropy modelling
Natalie Memarsadeghi(University of Maryland, College Park), Shannon Takala‐Harrison(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Krisada Jongsakul(Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Science), Michele Spring(Henry M. Jackson Foundation), Danai Jearakul(Ministry of Public Health), Kingkan Pidtana(Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Science), Nichaphat Uthaimongkol(Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Science), Siriporn Sornsakrin(Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Science), Worachet Kuntawunginn(Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Science), Mariusz Wojnarski(Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Science), Chatree Raseebut(Ministry of Public Health), Yao Li(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Norman C. Waters(Walter Reed Army Institute of Research), Kathleen Stewart(University of Maryland, College Park)
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