David W. Redding

Arenavirus and hantavirus surveillance in small mammals tracks night-lights and accessibility; after adjusting for effort, fast-lived and synanthropic species are somewhat more often detected as hosts.

The paper introduces AutoMaxEnt, a tool that automates species distribution modeling by handling data preprocessing, model scenarios, and selection across species and time periods.

This paper proposes the development of a database (ArHa) integrating host-pathogen dynamics and human disease data for Arenaviruses and Hantaviruses to improve risk assessments and public health interventions.