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Tagged: Territorial Dynamics

Popular writing and other publications

Benkimoun S., Denis E., Telle O. (2020), “Mapping the lockdown effects in India: how geographers can contribute to tackle Covid-19 diffusion”, The Conversation.

Olivier Telle, head of the Territorial Dynamics research area at the CSH, and Samuel Benkimoun, also part of the aforementioned research team, co-wrote with Eric Denis (urban geographer at the CNRS), and contribution from...

Articles in Academic Journals

Romeo-Aznar, V., Paul, R., Telle, O.& Pascual, M. (2018). Mosquito-borne transmission in urban landscapes: the missing link between vector abundance and human density. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 285(1884), 20180826.

With escalating urbanization, the environmental, demographic, and socio-economic heterogeneity of urban landscapes poses a challenge to mathematical models for the transmission of vector-borne infections. Classical coupled vector–human models typically assume that mosquito abundance is...

Popular writing and other publications

Telle O. (2018), “Emerging infectious diseases in India: the scourge that could boost urban development”, The Conversation.

Abstract:  Human societies have seen a significant decrease in mortality from infectious diseases over the past century. However, we must still struggle with ongoing pathologies we once thought were under control (cholera, tuberculosis, plague,...