Publications by authors named "Karl Haagsma"

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Development of Air Force Aerial Spray Night Operations: High Altitude Swath Characterizations.
Karl A Haagsma, Mark S Breidenbaugh, Kenneth J Linthicum, Robert L Aldridge, Seth C Britch

US Army Med Dep J· November 2015

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Prediction, assessment of the Rift Valley fever activity in East and Southern Africa 2006-2008 and possible vector control strategies.
Assaf Anyamba, Kenneth J Linthicum, Jennifer Small, Seth C Britch, Edwin Pak, Karl Haagsma

Am J Trop Med Hyg· August 2010

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The US Air Force Aerial Spray Unit: a history of large area disease vector control operations, WWII through Katrina.
Mark Breidenbaugh, Karl Haagsma

US Army Med Dep J· April 2010

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Characterization of a new ultra-low volume fuselage spray configuration on Air Force C-130H airplane used for adult mosquito control.
Mark Breidenbaugh, Karl Haagsma, Mark Latham, Ferenc de Szalay

US Army Med Dep J· February 2010

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Efficacy of aerial spray applications using fuselage booms on Air Force C-130H aircraft against mosquitoes and biting midges.
Mark S Breidenbaugh, Karl A Haagsma, George M Wojcik, Ferenc A De Szalay

J Am Mosq Control Assoc· December 2009

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Post-hurricane Rita mosquito surveillance and the efficacy of Air Force aerial applications for mosquito control in east Texas.
Mark S Breidenbaugh, Karl A Haagsma, Wes W Walker, David M Sanders

J Am Mosq Control Assoc· June 2008

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Effect of hexaflumuron on mortality of the Western subterranean termite (Isoptera: Rhinotermitidae) during and following exposure and movement of hexaflumuron in termite groups.
Karl A Haagsma, Michael K Rust

Pest Manag Sci· June 2005

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