Publications by authors named "Richard Kiang"

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The Biosurveillance Analytics Resource Directory (BARD): Facilitating the Use of Epidemiological Models for Infectious Disease Surveillance.
Kristen J Margevicius, Nicholas Generous, Esteban Abeyta, Ben Althouse, Howard Burkom, Richard Kiang

PLoS One· July 2016

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Associations between Meteorological Parameters and Influenza Activity in Berlin (Germany), Ljubljana (Slovenia), Castile and León (Spain) and Israeli Districts.
Radina P Soebiyanto, Diane Gross, Pernille Jorgensen, Silke Buda, Michal Bromberg, Richard K Kiang

PLoS One· May 2016

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The role of temperature and humidity on seasonal influenza in tropical areas: Guatemala, El Salvador and Panama, 2008-2013.
Radina P Soebiyanto, Wilfrido Clara, Jorge Jara, Leticia Castillo, Oscar Rene Sorto, Richard K Kiang

PLoS One· November 2015

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Associations between seasonal influenza and meteorological parameters in Costa Rica, Honduras and Nicaragua.
Radina P Soebiyanto, Wilfrido A Clara, Jorge Jara, Angel Balmaseda, Jenny Lara, Richard K Kiang

Geospat Health· November 2015

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Towards malaria risk prediction in Afghanistan using remote sensing.
Farida Adimi, Radina P Soebiyanto, Najibullah Safi, Richard Kiang

Malar J· May 2010

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Modeling and predicting seasonal influenza transmission in warm regions using climatological parameters.
Radina P Soebiyanto, Farida Adimi, Richard K Kiang

PLoS One· March 2010

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Meteorological, environmental remote sensing and neural network analysis of the epidemiology of malaria transmission in Thailand.
Richard Kiang, Farida Adimi, Valerii Soika, Joseph Nigro, Pratap Singhasivanon

Geospat Health· November 2006

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