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I am building a detailed climate and health database in order to describe the spatio-temporal characteristics of the climate-health relationships at a national scale within the Senegal National Adaptation Plan support Project - Global Environment Fund (NAP-GEF), Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development of Senegal. Considering various indices of targeted diseases (malaria, meningitis, dengue, rift valley fever, climate-sensitive and non-communicable diseases), we assess the degree of transmission of those diseases in Senegal for the historical and projections based on a combination of the SSPs produced within the CMIP6 Project.
Regarding my post-doc experiences and support on the Climate and Health Project for Africa over the last four years (From July 2017 to July 2021), through the multidisciplinary nature and plurality of my study, I worked on sub-seasonal and seasonal climate forecasting and applications in Africa where communities are highly vulnerable to climate hazards. My study was mainly applied in experimental malaria predictions in the framework of the NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, with access to global climate observations and model data, and expertise in the monitoring and forecasting of the global climate system, which provides access to operational real-time climate information that can enable decision making in various socio-economic sectors including public health. With my work, an early-warning system was piloted across Africa and Senegal particularly, by using weather data to give up to several months advanced warning of conditions that are likely to trigger vector-borne, airborne diseases outbreaks as well as heatwaves events. I brought new skills to our team who got benefits from my work about climate monitoring and modeling the climate impact on health. I performed insightful skill and capacity to share my knowledge and to help other colleagues in the African Desks and trainees at NOAA Climate Prediction Center to better understand at a more fundamental level the climate drivers of vector-borne diseases such as malaria. I got an excellent working knowledge of computers and I was experienced in data analysis of observation and model outputs data and diagnostic studies of models such as the LMM model (Liverpool Malaria Model), the VECTRI model (VECtor-borne disease community model of the international centre for theoretical physics, TRIeste), the S4CAST model (Sea Surface temperature based Statistical Seasonal forecast model), the CPT tool (Climate Predictability Tool) and the CMT tools (Climate Monitoring Tool).
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Hydrologyno. 6 (2024): 75-75
Frontiers in Tropical Diseases (2024)
Fatou Thiam,Abou Abdallah Malick Diouara, Clemence Stephanie Chloe Anoumba Ndiaye,Ibrahima Diouf,Khadim Kebe, Assane Senghor, Djibaba Djoumoi,Mame Ndew Mbaye,Idy Diop, Sarbanding Sane, Seynabou Coundoul, Sophie deli Tene,
medrxiv(2024)
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2023)
MICROBIOLOGY RESEARCHno. 4 (2023): 2148-2180
Tropical Medicine and Infectious Disease (2023)
African Journal of Environmental Science and Technologyno. 10 (2023): 252-274
ATMOSPHEREno. 1 (2022): 34-34
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#Papers: 47
#Citation: 582
H-Index: 14
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Sociability: 5
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