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Table 3 Information on human habits used to estimate the hourly human exposure to vector bites

From: The interplay between malaria vectors and human activity accounts for high residual malaria transmission in a Burkina Faso village with universal ITN coverage

 

Hour

N houses with people awake

% Houses with people awake

% Minimum human exposure

(awake + minimum unprotected)

% Maximum human exposure

(awake + maximum unprotected

Bed time

16–17 h

170

100%

100%

100%

17–18 h

170

100%

100%

100%

18–19 h

169

99%

99.1%

99.2%

19–20 h

159

94%

94.5%

95.2%

20–21 h

94

55%

58.9%

64.4%

21–22 h

16

9%

16.9%

27.9%

22–23 h

0

0%

8.7%

20.8%

 

23–24 h

0

0%

8.7%

20.8%

 

00–01 h

0

0%

8.7%

20.8%

 

01–02 h

0

0%

8.7%

20.8%

 

02–03 h

0

0%

8.7%

20.8%

 

03–04 h

0

0%

8.7%

20.8%

Wake-up time

04–05 h

8

5%

13.3%

24.8%

05–06 h

109

65%

68.0%

72.3%

06–07 h

161

96%

96.3%

96.8%

07–08 h

168

100%

100%

100%

  1. Second column: number of houses in Goden village in which people declared being awake in each time frame; third column: percentage of houses with awake people in each time frame; fourth and fifth columns: percentage of human exposure in each time frame. These values have been estimated by proportionally adding, respectively, the minimum (8.7%) and maximum (20.8%) values of unprotected people to the percentage of houses with people awake