André Barretto Bruno Wilke

The paper identifies urban aquatic habitats used by Ae. aegypti and assesses seasonal variation in their contribution to immature mosquito production.

This study examines seasonal variations in mosquito population dynamics of Ae. aegypti and Cx. quinquefasciatus in three U.S. counties, finding species- and location-specific patterns that inform local mosquito control strategies.

This paper develops a multi-model forecasting framework to predict Aedes aegypti abundance up to 4 weeks ahead, showing improved performance with longer horizons and highlighting challenges in low activity or atypical peak periods.

This study analyzes spatiotemporal patterns of Aedes aegypti and Culex quinquefasciatus in Miami-Dade County over eight years to identify population hotspots and seasonal trends for public health planning.

This study evaluates the effectiveness of different mosquito traps in New Orleans by analyzing species abundance, richness, and community composition.

The paper develops an agent-based model to simulate mosquito control trial designs, showing that implementation choices significantly affect outcomes.

This study examines how gentrification in Miami-Dade County affects mosquito community composition and diversity using socioeconomic and mosquito control data.