Rice Yield And Dangue Haemorrhagic Fever(DHF) · PDF file• In this study, we compare...

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Dr Lai Lai Aung, Assistant Director( Met Service) Dr Khaing Khaing Soe Assistant Director(Public Health) Dr Thin Nwe htwe Staff Officer(Agriculture) Rice Yield And Dangue Haemorrhagic Fever(DHF) Condition depend upon Climate Data

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Dr Lai Lai Aung, Assistant Director( Met Service)

Dr Khaing Khaing Soe Assistant Director(Public Health)

Dr Thin Nwe htwe Staff Officer(Agriculture)

Rice Yield And Dangue Haemorrhagic

Fever(DHF) Condition depend upon Climate Data

Background

• Total area 678,500 square KM Latitudes 9.8̊ N - 29.8̊ N, • Longitudes 92.2̊ E - 101.1̊ E. • Lies in the Tropic • 14 Regions & State

Neighbouring Countries • China on the northeast, • Laos on the east, • Thailand on the southeast, • Bangladesh on the west, • India on the west & northwest • the Bay of Bengal to the west & southwest, • Andaman Sea at the South

CHINA INDIA BANGLA DESH LAOS

THAILAND BOB

ANDAMAN SEA

The Climate of Myanmar • lies in the monsoon region of Asia. • roughly divided into three seasons:

– Summer Season (Mar to mid May), – Rainy Season (mid May to Oct), – Winter Season (Nov to Feb)

► the central myanmar area an average

annual rainfall , 30 inches ►coastal region with annual average

rainfall , 200 inhes

Topography: mountainous area to the north, west and eastern parts, low land and deltaic areas and dry zone area in the central Myanmar areas

Population:52 million

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Net Sown Area

17.70% Fallow Land 0.70%

Culturable Waste Land 7.80%

Reserved Forests 27.50%

Other Forests 21.80%

Other Land 24.60%

Land Utilization in Myanmar (2014-2015)

Number of Stations over the Country

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Comparison Rice Yield and Txgt50p (days above average temperature) data for Ayeyarwaddy Region( Pathein)

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Rice yield

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Correlation=0.74 Rice yield was related with Txgt50p at the year of 1994,00,2002-07,09

Comparison DHF and HWF(Heat wave frequency) data for Ayeyarwaddy Region( Pathein)

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Correlation=0.42 DHF was related with HWF at the year of 98,2002, 2005

Comparison Rice yield and Tx90p(amount of hot days) data for Ayeyarwaddy Region( Pathein)

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Correlation=0.80 Rice yield was related with Tx90p most the year except the year 98,03,04,05

Rainfall Comparison between Normal(1961-1990) & Normal(1981-2010)

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Normal(1961-1990) Normal(1981-2010)

► (81-10) normal was decreasing at the month of May, June, July and August and it was nearly unchanged for the other months.

Minimum Temperature Comparison between Normal(1961-1990) & Normal(1981-2010)

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► normal minimum temperature was decreasing from month January to May and September to December. ► It was nearly unchanged at month July and August.

Maximum Temperature Comparison between Normal(1961-1990) & Normal(1981-2010)

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Normal(1961-1990) Normal(1981-2010)

► normal maximum temperature was increasing nearly all months except February and December. ► It was clear that rate of maximum temperature was higher at the month April,May June , July and August compare to other months.

Results

► Txgt 50p, Tx90p, HWF indices are relevant and beneficial for Rice yield and DHF diseases. ► Normal maximum temperature is also increasing all month of Myanmar except February and December and minimum temperature were decreasing. ► Normal rainfall pattern also shifted, it is decreasing in the month of May, June, July and August and rest of month is nearly unchanged.

• The Ministry of Health and Sports (Formerly, Ministry of Health) is responsible for enhancing the health status of the population through delivering comprehensive health services pertaining to the promotion of good health, the prevention of disease, and the provision of effective treatment and rehabilitation.

• It executes these health services through seven departments: 1. Department of Public Health 2. Department of Medical Services 3. Department of Heath Professional Resource Development and

Management 4. Department of Medical Research 5. Department of Traditional Medicine 6. Department of Food and Drug Administration 7. Department of Sports and Physical Education

Myanmar: Health sector overview

Comparison Health and Txgt50p (days above average temperature) data for Ayeyarwaddy Region( Pathein) correlation=0.63 (98,01,02,05,07)

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Comparison DHF and Tx90p(amount of hot days) data for Ayeyarwaddy Region( Pathein) correlation=0.55 (91,93,98,01,02,05,07)

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Comparison DHF cases and Txm(mean daily max temp) data for Ayeyarwaddy Region( Pathein) correlation=0.46 (91,93,98,02,05,07)

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DHF cases and PRCPTOT (Annual total wet day) (94,97,01,02,07,09)

correlation=0.4

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Model Summary

a. Predictors: (Constant), Txgt50p, PRCPTOT b. Dependent Variable: DHF

Model R R square Adjusted R Square

Std. Error of the Estimate

0.731 .535 .483 4664.89663

ANOVA

a. Predictors: (Constant), Txgt50p, PRCPTOT b. Dependent Variable: DHF

Model R df Mean Square

F Sig

Regression Residual Total

4.503E8 3.917E8 8.420E8

.2 18 20

2.251E8 2.176E7

10.345 0.001

conclusion

• In this study, we compare Annual DHF cases in Myanmar with Txgt50p (fraction of days with above average temperature), Tx90p (Amount of hot days), Txm (mean daily maxium temperature and PRCPTOT (Annual total wet day).

• We found that increase in days with above average temperature and increase in wet day are associated with increase in DHF cases.

• In Myanmar, mountain areas are cold and previously no DHF case and now increase in temperature in mountain area and more DHF cases are found.

Annual Total Wet-day PR with rice yield

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No. of heavy rain days (30mm) with rice yield

y = 0.4778x + 27.516

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Linear (R30mm)

Growing Degree Days with Rice Yield

y = 28.102x + 6115.6

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Rice YieldGDDgrownAdjustedLinear (GDDgrown)

Regression model Model Summary

Model R R Square Adjusted R Square Std. Error of the Estimate 1

.567a .321 .231 224.45052 a. Predictors: (Constant), Growing degree days, Number of heavy rain days

ANOVAb

Model Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig.

1 Regression 357493.526 2 178746.763 3.548 .055a

Residual 755670.508 15 50378.034

Total 1113164.033 17

a. Predictors: (Constant), Growing degree days, Number of heavy rain days b. Dependent Variable: Rice Yield

Results For paddy production, not only climate data influence but also other factors (eg. Varieties, Soil Types, Fertilizer Application, Crop Management and Pest and Diseases, so on). But the climate data can really influence when the drought have the whole growing season or heavy rain (flood) during the harvesting time, so on. The relationship of climate indices and other crops’ production (maize or pigeon pea), the correlation will be high. And the seasonal data will be beneficial.

Annual mean daily maximum temperature For the year 2099

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Annual sum of daily precipitation 2070

2099

To get more accuracy, we need to use much more images and high resolution (30 m and 10 m, 5 m resolution) Predict for drought, flood and cyclone to use in agriculture sector

Thank you!!