Zhongguo xue xi chong bing fang zhi za zhi = Chinese journal of schistosomiasis control · 2016
[Establishment of a monitoring database of historical Oncomelania hupensis environments at grass - root level for schistosomiasis prevention based on Google Earth].
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Xiao-Bin Zhao, Meng-Jun Xu, Wen-Juan Ye, Dong-Lin Gao, Xuan Zhang, Bing Lu, Xiao-Jun Meng
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OBJECTIVE: To establish a monitoring database of historical Oncomelania hupensis environments at grass-root level for schistosomiasis prevention based on Google Earth (GE), so as to improve the management efficiency of historical O. hupensis environments.
METHODS: GE was labeled with the information about the historical O. hupensis environments through adding landmark, path and polygon. Meanwhile, POCO web album was used to storage the practice situation pictures of the environments, which could be imported into GE so that the environments could be monitored dynamically.
RESULTS: There were 553 historical O. hupensis snail environments in Yangjian Town, Xishan District, Wuxi City and the accumulative area was 506 000 m2. Among these environments, 224 (40.5%) were Class IV environments, accounting for 40.5% of accumulative area.
CONCLUSIONS: The monitoring database of historical O. hupensis environments based on GE at country level is established successfully and it can be used to manage the historical snail environments visually and monitor the changes dynamically.
METHODS: GE was labeled with the information about the historical O. hupensis environments through adding landmark, path and polygon. Meanwhile, POCO web album was used to storage the practice situation pictures of the environments, which could be imported into GE so that the environments could be monitored dynamically.
RESULTS: There were 553 historical O. hupensis snail environments in Yangjian Town, Xishan District, Wuxi City and the accumulative area was 506 000 m2. Among these environments, 224 (40.5%) were Class IV environments, accounting for 40.5% of accumulative area.
CONCLUSIONS: The monitoring database of historical O. hupensis environments based on GE at country level is established successfully and it can be used to manage the historical snail environments visually and monitor the changes dynamically.