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has title	Catastrophe évolutive, quelle pourrait-être l’influence des conditions météorologiques sur l’évolution de la pandémie CoViD-19?
Creator	Carpentier, Jean-Pierre Giudicelli, Claude-Pierre Julien, Henri Président,
Source	Elsevier; PMC
abstract	Résumé Une des préoccupations classiques de la gestion des catastrophes est d’en connaître l’évolutivité. Quelle est celle de la CoViD-19? Un questionnaire a été adressé à des confrères de 14 pays situés dans la zone chaude intertropicale pour établir une comparaison avec deux pays tempérés. Nous avons pu disposer des cas relevés et des conditions météorologiques de six îles françaises et de six pays africains francophones pour lesquels les mesures barrières gouvernementales ont été identiques à celles prises en Italie et en France. Le rôle positif de la température qui diminue la diffusion de la CoViD-19 et sa létalité a pu être mis en évidence. Dans les îles tropicales françaises, les cas importés (avions, bateaux) ont représenté en moyenne 33% de la totalité des cas sans influence sur la propagation virale, restée faible. La saisonnalité de la CoViD-19 doit faire craindre son retour à l’entrée de l’hiver et inciter à mieux préparer personnels et moyens. Summary One of the classic factors in disaster management is knowing its scalability. What is it in the case of CoViD-19? A questionnaire was sent to our colleagues from 14 countries located in the intertropical hot zone to establish a comparison with two temperate countries. We were able to collect the recorded cases and weather conditions from six French islands and six French-speaking African countries for which the government barrier measures were identical to those taken in Italy and France. We highlighted the positive role of temperature, which decreases the diffusion and the lethality of CoViD-19. In the French tropical islands, imported cases (by air, ships) represented a large percentage of cases (33% on average) which had no influence on the viral spread, which remained low. The seasonality of CoViD-19 should raise concern for its return at the start of winter and encourage better preparation of personnel and resources.
has issue date	2020-06-11(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.1016/j.pxur.2020.06.001
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schema:url	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pxur.2020.06.001
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has PubMed Central identifier	PMC7287447
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