The Influence of Climate Change on the Re-emergence of Malaria Using Artificial Intelligence

The potential epidemic of malaria disease in tropical areas that are already sensitive to such disease could rise due to climate change where malaria hinders Africa’s economic growth. About 90% of deaths occurred in Africa, where ecosystem and climate conditions promote malaria-transmitting insects. Various malaria epidemic prediction systems have been established to limit disease outbreaks in some African nations. Although, better models with higher forecast abilities based on non-seasonal climatic factors are needed. Climate variables (precipitation, temperature and surface radiation) play an important role in the occurrence of malaria. This work climate demonstrates variability in classifying malaria incidence in six Sub-Saharan African nations over 28 years from previous work. An early detection system has been developed to monitor the spread of malaria. When it comes to public health, new data-driven knowledge discovery systems could help public health professionals to understand how climate change affects health, build relevant preventive and adaptive measures to save lives.