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Figure 5. From: Early detection of malaria foci for targeted interventions in endemic southern Zambia.

Weekly Poisson distribution of malaria incidence (RDT-confirmed), Heartland (8 rural health centres).

Ryan G Davis, et al. Malar J. 2011;10:260-260.

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Figure 6. From: Early detection of malaria foci for targeted interventions in endemic southern Zambia.

2010 weekly malaria incidence (RDT-confirmed) in Mangunza as compared to the Heartland Zone weekly threshold level.

Ryan G Davis, et al. Malar J. 2011;10:260-260.

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Figure 3. From: Early detection of malaria foci for targeted interventions in endemic southern Zambia.

Weekly Poisson distribution of malaria incidence (RDT-confirmed), Floodplain (1 rural health centre).

Ryan G Davis, et al. Malar J. 2011;10:260-260.

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Figure 4. From: Early detection of malaria foci for targeted interventions in endemic southern Zambia.

Weekly Poisson distribution of malaria incidence (RDT-confirmed), Transitional Zone (4 rural health centres).

Ryan G Davis, et al. Malar J. 2011;10:260-260.

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Figure 2. From: Early detection of malaria foci for targeted interventions in endemic southern Zambia.

Weekly malaria incidence (RDT-confirmed) throughout an average year (January through December) at rural health centres in the Choma and Namwala Districts in Southern Province, Zambia. * The centres were separated into three zones based on locality, elevation and incidence patterns (See Figure 1 and Table 1).

Ryan G Davis, et al. Malar J. 2011;10:260-260.

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Figure 1. From: Early detection of malaria foci for targeted interventions in endemic southern Zambia.

Elevation/Contour map of the surveillance area in Choma/Namwala Districts, Southern Province, Zambia. Rural health centres in the surveillance program are named and indicated. Drainage lines and river systems are indicated in ordinal categories. Category 1 is a simple drainage line that flows during and shortly after rain, Category 6 is a permanent large river [].

Ryan G Davis, et al. Malar J. 2011;10:260-260.

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