Andrea Radici

This study assesses how climate change affects Aedes albopictus distribution and dengue transmission risk in France through 2100 using climate models and demographic scenarios.

The paper compares the effectiveness of Sterile Insect Technique and Toxic Male Technique in reducing mosquito populations and virus transmission probability using a coupled mathematical model.

This study models the impact of weather on Aedes albopictus oviposition in southern France, finding temperature is key for activity onset and duration, with rain and humidity playing secondary roles in summer.

This study models the spread of Aedes albopictus in France and finds its range is expanding due to climate change, increasing dengue transmission risk in Western Europe.

This study evaluates fungicide deployment strategies in a national-scale agriculture landscape to balance epidemic control and environmental sustainability by maximizing harvest revenue.

The paper projects yield losses in peach production under climate change scenarios and evaluates adaptation strategies to maintain national yield.

The paper develops a metapopulation model integrating landscape factors to predict airborne pathogen spread in peach orchards, identifying high-risk areas along the Rhone Valley.