Data on this page are extracted from the the California Department of Public Health West Nile Virus Weekly Reports (2004–2023) in PDF format, processed using fine-tuned LLMs.

Section 1: Displays WNV cases over the seasons of each year.

  • Analyze seasonal trends in West Nile Virus (WNV) cases across selected years.

  • Use the dropdown menu to select one or multiple years for exploration.

  • View a line chart with months on the x-axis and total human WNV cases on the y-axis.

  • Compare seasonal patterns and identify recurring trends or anomalies across different years.

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Section 2: Displays WNV cases based on year and county

  • View a yearly summary of West Nile Virus (WNV) cases across California counties.

  • Use dropdown menus to select a specific year and one or more counties.

  • Explore a bubble map where size and value represent the total human WNV cases for the selected year.

  • Analyze spatial distribution and identify hotspots with higher disease prevalence within California.

Section 3: Trend analysis of selected variables by year and county

  • Analyze trends in West Nile Virus (WNV) cases and environmental variables across multiple California counties.

  • Select a year, counties, and a variable (e.g., temperature, precipitation, wind patterns) to visualize monthly variations.

  • View a line chart highlighting temporal patterns and regional differences.

  • Explore the interplay between environmental factors and WNV case distributions.

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  • Visualize rolling statistics of reported West Nile Virus (WNV) human cases across selected California counties.

  • Select specific counties and adjust the rolling window length (e.g., 3 months, 6 months) to customize the analysis.

  • View a line chart displaying rolling sum, rolling mean, and rolling standard deviation of human cases for the selected timeframe.

  • Explore temporal patterns and variations in WNV case reporting with detailed metrics.

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Section 5: Displays data based on month, county and variable.

  • Explore an interactive map displaying the monthly distribution of selected variables across California counties.

  • Select a specific year, month, and variable to visualize spatial patterns.

  • View county-level data to analyze geographic trends and variability in metrics like human WNV disease counts, precipitation, vegetation cover, and more.


Section 6: Compare WNV case change along with another environmental variable

  • Compare monthly West Nile Virus (WNV) human case counts with selected environmental or climatic variables for a specific California county.

  • Select a year, county, and variable to generate a dual-axis line chart.

  • Visualize the relationship between human disease counts and variables like temperature, precipitation, or vegetation indices.

  • Gain insights into potential environmental factors influencing WNV transmission trends.

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Section 7: Kendall’s Tau correlation heatmaps

  • Explore Kendall’s Tau correlation and p-values between environmental and genetic variables.

  • View a heatmap showing the strength and direction of relationships, with color intensity representing correlation coefficients.

  • Analyze a second heatmap highlighting statistical significance, with p-values indicating the reliability of correlations.

  • Identify meaningful patterns and interactions between variables through these visualizations.

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