The rise of West Nile Virus in Southern and Southeastern Europe: A spatial–temporal analysis investigating the combined effects of climate, land use and economic changes

Keyphrases

• Southern Europe 100%
• Climate Change Impacts 100%
• Land Use Change 100%
• Economic Change 100%
• West Nile Virus 100%
• Southeastern Europe 100%
• Land Economics 100%
• West Nile Virus Infection 60%
• Europe 40%
• Economic Crisis 40%
• Virus 40%
• Strong Predictor 40%
• Austerity 20%
• Climate Change 20%
• Socio-environmental Change 20%
• Risk Factors 20%
• Wetlands 20%
• Public Health Risk 20%
• Land Use 20%
• Affected Area 20%
• Socio-economic Change 20%
• Drought 20%
• Government Spending 20%
• Upward Trend 20%
• Warm Temperature 20%
• Climate Factors 20%
• Nonlinear Relationship 20%
• Significant Predictors 20%
• Temporal Autocorrelation 20%
• Arable Land 20%
• Winter Warming 20%
• Winter Temperature 20%
• Summer Temperature 20%
• Prolonged Drought 20%
• Culex pipiens 20%
• Recent Expansion 20%
• Generalized Additive Model 20%
• Key Risk Factors 20%
• Vector Species 20%
• Adult Mosquito 20%
• Virus Prevalence 20%
• Summer Rainfall 20%
• Conceptual Relations 20%
• Surface Water Extent 20%
• Driver Factors 20%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Europe 100%
• Land Use 100%
• Conceptual Framework 66%
• Climate Change 33%
• Environmental Change 33%
• Surface Water 33%
• Autocorrelation 33%
• Overwintering 33%
• Nutrition Policy 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Land Use 100%
• West Nile Virus 100%
• Risk Factor 25%
• Arable Land 12%
• Europeans 12%
• Annuals 12%
• Climate Change 12%
• Prevalence 12%
• Overwintering 12%
• Surface Water 12%
• Culex pipiens 12%
• Nutrition Policy 12%
• Autocorrelation 12%