Dynamic denominators: the impact of seasonally varying population numbers on disease incidence estimates

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Elisabeth zu Erbach-Schoenberg
Victor A. Alegana
Alessandro Sorichetta
Catherine Linard
Christoper Lourenço
Nick W. Ruktanonchai
Bonita Graupe
Tomas J. Bird
Carla Pezzulo
Amy Wesolowski
Andrew J. Tatem
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[1] University of Southampton,WorldPop, Geography and Environment
[2] Flowminder Foundation,Spatial Epidemiology Lab (SpELL)
[3] Université Libre de Bruxelles,Department of Geography
[4] Université de Namur,Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics and Department of Epidemiology
[5] Clinton Health Access Initiative,Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
[6] Mobile Telecommunications Limited,undefined
[7] Harvard,undefined
[8] Princeton University,undefined
[9] Fogarty International Center,undefined
[10] National Institutes of Health,undefined
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Population Health Metrics | / 14卷
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Health metrics; Mobile phones; Malaria; Surveillance; Disease incidence; Seasonality;
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