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<i>Schistosoma haematobium</i> transmission is influenced by environmental conditions that determine the suitability of the parasite and\udintermediate host snail habitats, as well as by socioeconomic conditions, access to water and sanitation infrastructure, and human\udbehaviors. Remote sensing is a demonstrated valuable tool to characterize environmental conditions that support schistosomiasis\udtransmission. Socioeconomic and behavioral conditions that propagate repeated domestic and recreational surface water contact are\udmore difficult to quantify at large spatial scales. We present a mixed-methods approach that builds on the remotely sensed ecological\udvariables by exploring water and sanitation related community characteristics as independent risk factors of schistosomiasis\udtransmission

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COMBINING REMOTELY SENSED ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS WITH SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL CONDITIONS THAT AFFECT SURFACE WATER USE IN SPATIOTEMPORAL MODELLING OF SCHISTOSOMIASIS IN GHANA