Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 13, 2023
Abstract
Background:
Oncomelania
hupensis
(
O.
)
snail
is
the
sole
intermediate
host
of
Schistosoma
japonicum
.
Environmental
changes
caused
by
Three
Gorges
Dam
(TGD),
flood
and
drought,
affect
distribution
population,
better
understanding
dynamics
spatial
density
critical
for
schistosomiasis
risk
assessment
control
affected
areas.
Methods:
Data
survey
between
1990
2019
were
collected
from
previous
studies
in
four
electronic
databases
(CNKI,
Wanfang,
Pubmed,
SCI)
national
surveillance.
Meta-analysis
was
conducted
to
estimate
overall
annual
densities
their
95%
confidence
intervals
(CIs).
Joinpoint
model
used
identify
changing
trend
inflection
point
2019.
Inverse
distance
weighted
(IDW)
interpolation
determine
recent
density.
Results:
A
total
3777
sites
(872
upstream
area
2905
downstream
TGD)
with
a
precise
location
village
or
beach
identified.
For
TGD,
peaked
1998
(1.635/0.11m2,
CI:
1.220–2.189)
fluctuated
at
relatively
high
level
before
2003,
declined
steadily
2003
(1.143/0.11m
2
,
0.905–1.397)
2012
(0.127/0.11m
0.081–0.199).
The
maintained
lower
than
0.150/0.11m
identified
that
statistically
significant
showed
downward
an
APC
-20.56%
(95%
-24.15
-16.80).
Upstream
2005
(0.760/0.11m2,
0.479–1.207)
generally
greater
0.300/0.11m2
2005.
since
2006
0.150/0.11m2
after
2011.
No
-6.05%
-7.97
-7.09).
areas
mainly
distributed
Poyang
Lake,
Dongting
Jianghan
Plain,
Anhui
branch
Yangtze
River.
Conclusion:
snails
fluctuating
River
basin
In
area,
decline
accelerated
operation
then
low
level.
Infected
higher
Jianhan
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 6, 2024
Abstract
Background
Schistosomiasis
japonica
poses
a
significant
health
issue
in
China,
largely
due
to
the
spatial
distribution
of
Oncomelania
hupensis
,
only
intermediate
host
Schistosoma
which
directly
affects
schistosomiasis
incidence.
This
study
therefore
aimed
address
limitations
existing
remote
sensing
studies,
particularly
oversight
scale
and
seasonal
variations
snail
habitats
by
introducing
multi-source
data-driven
Random
Forest
approach.
Methods
method
effectively
integrates
bottomland
ground-surface
texture
data
with
traditional
environmental
variables
for
more
comprehensive
accurate
habitat
analysis.
Four
distinct
models
focusing
on
lakes
marshlands
Guichi,
were
developed:
baseline
model,
including
texture,
variables,
variables;
Model
1,
2,
3,
variables.
Results
The
model
outperformed
others,
achieving
true
skill
statistic
0.93,
accuracy
0.97,
kappa
0.94,
area
under
curve
0.98.
findings
identified
key
high-risk
habitats,
along
major
rivers
belt-like
distribution,
near
Yangtze
River,
Qiu
Pu
surrounding
areas
Shengjin
Lake,
Jiuhua
Qingtong
River.
Conclusions
providing
vital
effective
monitoring,
control
strategies,
prevention.
approach
may
also
be
applicable
locating
other
epidemic
hosts
similar
survival
ecological
characteristics.
Background:
Oncomelania
hupensis
(O.
hupensis),
the
unique
intermediate
host
for
Schistosoma
japonicum,
exerts
a
substantial
influence
on
risk
of
schistosomiasis.
Being
amphibious
freshwater
snails,
growth,
development,
and
reproductive
distribution
O.
are
intricately
tied
to
climatic
environmental
variables.
This
study
aims
predict
habitat
risks
along
Yangtze
River
in
China,
considering
multiple
factors.Methods:
Data
pertaining
hupensis,
including
both
presence
absence
records,
with
Jiangsu
section
basin
period
2017-2021,
were
retrieved
from
Schistosomiasis
Control
Information
Platform.
Ten
machine
learning
algorithms
an
ensemble
model
used
explore
drivers.
Three
datasets
(Snail_CLIM,
Snail_TOPO,
Snail_ALL)
incorporating
topographic
variables
examined
their
impact
accuracy.
Evaluation
was
based
AUC
TSS.Results:
The
findings
elucidate
that
snail_ALL,
which
incorporates
variables,
exhibits
superior
performance
(ensemble
model:
sensitivity
=98.000,
specificity
=95.960,
=0.994).
Among
ten
algorithms,
Random
Forest
(RF)
exhibited
highest
degree
accuracy
stability
(Snail_ALL:
AUC=1.000±0.000,
TSS=0.985±0.005).
key
factors
affecting
snail
included
distance
nearest
river,
elevation,
annual
precipitation,
average
pressure.
High-risk
areas
manifested
as
two
distinct
concentrations:
downstream
Luhe
District
Nanjing
at
confluence
Zhenjiang
Yangzhou.Conclusion:
By
judiciously
selecting
pertinent
employing
modeling
techniques,
we
can
accurately
habitats.
resulting
map
habitats
not
only
provides
valuable
insights
but
also
serves
guiding
tool
targeted
monitoring
control
measures.
holds
particular
significance
within
contest
protection
restoration
projects.
Heliyon,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(16), С. e36300 - e36300
Опубликована: Авг. 1, 2024
Schistosomiasis
japonica
continues
to
pose
a
significant
public
health
challenge
in
China,
primarily
due
the
widespread
distribution
of
Oncomelania
hupensis,
sole
intermediate
host
Schistosoma.
This
study
aims
address
constraints
existing
remote
sensing
analyses
for
identifying
snail
habitats,
which
frequently
neglect
spatial
scale
and
seasonal
variations.
To
this
end,
we
adopt
multi-source
data-driven
Random
Forest
approach
that
integrates
bottomland
ground-surface
texture
data
with
traditional
environmental
variables,
enhancing
accuracy
habitat
assessments.
We
developed
four
distinct
models
lake
marshland
areas
Guichi,
China:
baseline
model
incorporating
texture,
variables;
Model
1
only
2
adding
3
integrating
variables.
The
outperformed
others,
achieving
true
skill
statistic
0.93,
an
0.97,
kappa
0.94,
area
under
curve
0.99.
Our
analysis
pinpointed
critical
high-risk
habitats
distributed
belt-like
pattern
along
major
water
bodies,
near
Yangtze
River,
QiuPu
around
Shengjin
Lake,
Jiuhua
Qingtong
River.
These
insights
can
aid
local
authorities
more
efficiently
allocating
limited
resources,
developing
effective
surveillance
control
strategies
combat
schistosomiasis.
Additionally,
be
adapted
localize
other
endemic
hosts
similar
ecological
characteristics.
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 13, 2023
Abstract
Background:
Oncomelania
hupensis
(
O.
)
snail
is
the
sole
intermediate
host
of
Schistosoma
japonicum
.
Environmental
changes
caused
by
Three
Gorges
Dam
(TGD),
flood
and
drought,
affect
distribution
population,
better
understanding
dynamics
spatial
density
critical
for
schistosomiasis
risk
assessment
control
affected
areas.
Methods:
Data
survey
between
1990
2019
were
collected
from
previous
studies
in
four
electronic
databases
(CNKI,
Wanfang,
Pubmed,
SCI)
national
surveillance.
Meta-analysis
was
conducted
to
estimate
overall
annual
densities
their
95%
confidence
intervals
(CIs).
Joinpoint
model
used
identify
changing
trend
inflection
point
2019.
Inverse
distance
weighted
(IDW)
interpolation
determine
recent
density.
Results:
A
total
3777
sites
(872
upstream
area
2905
downstream
TGD)
with
a
precise
location
village
or
beach
identified.
For
TGD,
peaked
1998
(1.635/0.11m2,
CI:
1.220–2.189)
fluctuated
at
relatively
high
level
before
2003,
declined
steadily
2003
(1.143/0.11m
2
,
0.905–1.397)
2012
(0.127/0.11m
0.081–0.199).
The
maintained
lower
than
0.150/0.11m
identified
that
statistically
significant
showed
downward
an
APC
-20.56%
(95%
-24.15
-16.80).
Upstream
2005
(0.760/0.11m2,
0.479–1.207)
generally
greater
0.300/0.11m2
2005.
since
2006
0.150/0.11m2
after
2011.
No
-6.05%
-7.97
-7.09).
areas
mainly
distributed
Poyang
Lake,
Dongting
Jianghan
Plain,
Anhui
branch
Yangtze
River.
Conclusion:
snails
fluctuating
River
basin
In
area,
decline
accelerated
operation
then
low
level.
Infected
higher
Jianhan