#8033. Environment, vector, or host? Using machine learning to untangle the mechanisms driving arbovirus outbreaks

October 2026publication date
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Abstract:
Climatic, landscape, and host features are critical components in shaping outbreaks of vector-borne diseases. However, the relationship between the outbreaks of vector-borne pathogens and their environmental drivers is typically complicated, nonlinear, and may vary by taxonomic units below the species level (e.g., strain or serotype). Here, we aim to untangle how these complex forces shape the risk of outbreaks of Bluetongue virus (BTV); a vector-borne pathogen that is continuously emerging and re-emerging across Europe, with severe economic implications.
Keywords:
Bluetongue virus; Culicoides; disease; game theory; midges; species distribution models; vector-borne pathogens

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