entomological_channel: Generate a Entomological Channel

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entomological_channelR Documentation

Generate a Entomological Channel

Description

This function has been designed to generate the Entomological Channel of Aedes aegypti eggs.

Usage

entomological_channel(x, z, y, mun1, nom_loc, x_title, sep_ticks)

Arguments

x

is the dataset of historic ovitraps. For more information, see http://kin.insp.mx/aplicaciones/SisMV.

z

is the dataset of actual year of ovitraps.

y

is the catalogue of localities accord the https://www.inegi.org.mx/default.html.

mun1

is the name municipality.

nom_loc

is the name of locality.

x_title

is the name of tittle of x.

sep_ticks

is the break in the x.

Details

The Entomological Channel is constructed in a similar way to the epidemiological channel, using the quantile function of the package stats. First we obtain the average number of eggs of the vector per year (a minimum time series of three years), week and location, second, the 25th, 50th and 75th percentiles are calculated, and categorized as success, safety, alert, respectively. As a third step, they are displayed with ggplot2 with the geom_area function. The fourth step includes the average number of eggs of the current year vector and is compared with the areas defined by the percentiles. If the temporary behavior of the eggs (average number per week) is below the success values (that is, under the area defined by success), then the control of egg abundance is in an area of success. This explanation is extrapolated to the security and alert areas. If the behavior of the eggs is above the warning zone, then it is in an epidemic zone, that is to say, the behavior of the eggs of the current year is superior to the behavior of the eggs of the time series.

Value

A Entomological Channel.

Author(s)

Felipe Antonio Dzul Manzanilla felipe.dzul.m@gmail.com.

References

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See Also

epidemiological_channel

Examples

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