I am specifically focusing on the impacts of climate change on distribution of malaria vectors in distinct ecological regions ( along the Himalyas) in Nepal.

there are actual many models on these. there are many in the internet, but i havent heard yet from either india or nepal.

there are many in the internet.

Thanks . I will search. I got few but quite old. I will see.

What specific climatic variabilities you wish to include in your study?

There actually many studies but with specific climatic variabilities. Secondly, these studies are scatted around the world.

I want to include temperature, precipitation and humidity as climatic variabilities. Then want to coorelate with vector and diseases data.

This seems a fair and reasonable, but I think it would be better if the study is carried out in Malaria prone areas. The data should have both spatial and temporal dimensions in order to explain the fluxes. In addition there are tools like Ecological Niche Modelling, GARP and GIS which should be used to make broader generalizations about the vector ecology.

Please check publication by Dr Neeraj Tewari, Statistics Department, SSJ Campus, Almora, Kumaun Univeristy, India. He has done some geographical modelling of malaria.

Its recently that Bikaner of Rajasthan in India, fighting with Malaria. A team of Scientist from Thailand studying about the same.

Temperature plays a very important role in the life cycle of a mosquito and other vectors. It can be easily seen that mosquito remains till late winter in many areas due to the same reason. You can check publications of the malaria control centre, BHEL, sector 3, haridwar and of Dr. Jauhari, DAV college, Dehradun

Thanks to all of you who provided valuable suggestion on the topic.

Hello Meghnath! i will be able to help if you still interested. Thanks