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Figure 2. Logger placements: (left) inside storm drain, (right) under the shade.

Figure 2 Logger placements: (left) inside storm drain, (right) under the shade.

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Figure 1. Logger placements: (left) in the open, (right) inside water meter.
Figure 1. Logger placements: (left) in the open, (right) inside water meter.
Figure 3. Ambient versus microclimatic temperatures (left) in open (right) tree coverage.
Figure 3. Ambient versus microclimatic temperatures (left) in open (right) tree coverage.
Figure 4. Ambient versus microclimatic temperatures in storm drain location (L) in August (R) in January.
Figure 4. Ambient versus microclimatic temperatures in storm drain location (L) in August (R) in January.
Figure 5. Storm drain temperature recorded at different depths.
Figure 5. Storm drain temperature recorded at different depths.
Figure 6. Scatter plot indicating non-linear relationship between ambient and microclimatic temperatures
Figure 6. Scatter plot indicating non-linear relationship between ambient and microclimatic temperatures
Table 1. Variables used for modelling.
Table 1. Variables used for modelling.
Table 3. Constant parameters. Table 2. Temperature-dependent variables.
Table 3. Constant parameters. Table 2. Temperature-dependent variables.
Figure 7. Population dynamics model.
Figure 7. Population dynamics model.
Figure 8. (Left) time sequenced actual versus predicted values for U40; (Right) actual vs predicted values of all the loggers. Table 4. Prediction performance for different loggers.
Figure 8. (Left) time sequenced actual versus predicted values for U40; (Right) actual vs predicted values of all the loggers. Table 4. Prediction performance for different loggers.
Figure 11. Adult mosquito population under (a) ambient and (b) microclimatic conditions.
Figure 11. Adult mosquito population under (a) ambient and (b) microclimatic conditions.
Figure 9. Linear regression diagnostic plots: (Left) QQ-plot (Right) residual plots.
Figure 9. Linear regression diagnostic plots: (Left) QQ-plot (Right) residual plots.
Figure 10. Eggs and Juvenile population under (a) ambient and (b) microclimatic conditions.
Figure 10. Eggs and Juvenile population under (a) ambient and (b) microclimatic conditions.