OH_SURVector_Hungary_Mosquitoes

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Latest version published by Training Organization on Feb 3, 2025 Training Organization
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3 February 2025
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Description

SURVector: One Health surveillance and Vector monitoring for cross-border pathogensTicks and mosquitoes can transmit infectious diseases as vectors. In the SURVector project, we are setting up a nationwide mosquito and tick monitoring system. The aim of the project is to establish a one-health surveillance system for emerging pathogens, in which mosquitoes and ticks are collected and analysed for relevant pathogens.In this dataset we present the data on the mosquito monitoring part of this project from 2024.

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Sztikler J (2025). OH_SURVector_Hungary_Mosquitoes. Version 1.0. Training Organization. Occurrence dataset. https://ipt.gbif.org/resource?r=ohsurv_hu&v=1.0

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Keywords

Occurrence; One Health; vector; mosquitoes; West Nile Virus; Hungary

Contacts

János Sztikler
  • Metadata Provider
  • Originator
  • Point Of Contact
National Center for Public Health and Pharmacy - Hungary
Cedric Marsboom

Geographic Coverage

Hungary

Bounding Coordinates South West [47.398, 19.038], North East [47.547, 19.263]

Temporal Coverage

Start Date / End Date 2024-05-09 / 2024-11-08

Project Data

"This is a pilot study to compare effectiveness of trapping methods, and to observe the suitability of vector collection, sample handling and the molecular testing of mosquitoes for pathogens. "

Title OH_SURVector_Hungary_Mosquitoes
Identifier (HADEA) Project 101132974 — OH SURVector
Funding (HADEA) Project 101132974 — OH SURVector

The personnel involved in the project:

János Sztikler

Sampling Methods

"For the trapping of the adult mosquitoes BG-sentinel traps (Biogents), equipped with an additional CO2 release. For one trap, a specific lure (Biogents), have been used. For 4 traps, CO2 was generated with CO2 generator yeast powder (Biogents), for the other traps CO2 was supplied from canisters. Collected mosquitoes were identified, arranged into pools of 20 and tested for WNV and USUV presence."

Study Extent In 2024 Culicide were sampled at 7 locations in Budapest, Hungary. 4 sites with 2*4 traps were sampled twice per month for 24 hours from May to October. 2 sites were sampled with 1 trap for each, twice per month and an additional sites were operated continously from May to October.

Method step description:

  1. "1. A working party discussions about the planning and sampling methods were organised fot the participating experts. Entomologists from the National Center for Public Health and Pharmacy of Hungary (NCPHP) defined their appropriate sampling protocol. 2. Fieldwork was performed by entomologists of the NCPHP. 3. Specimens were identifiy by entomologists of the NCPHP. 4. The collected data was entered into an Excel database. 5. The data was verified and manually corrected by experts if necessary. 6. The data was converted to fit the agreed reporting tables for EFSA and GBIF. 7. The data was sent via the National Food-chain Safety Office (Hungary) uploadet to the EFSA portal and sent to GBIF representatives. Quality control Data are collected using a predefined sampling protocol and checked by professionals "

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