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Masimalai Palaniyandi

Observed names: M Palaniyandi, M. Palaniyandi, M.Palaniyandi, Palaniyandi M Palaniyandi M, Palaniyandi Masimalai
Institution: Tripura University
ORCID: 0000-0002-3739-1362
Observed ORCID: 0000-0002-3739-1362
OpenAlex ID: A5036769646
Mapping of lymphatic filariasis in India
2000 · S. Sabesan, M. Palaniyandi, et al. · Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology · 120
The role of remote sensing and gis for spatial prediction of vector-borne diseases transmission: A systematic review
2012 · M Palaniyandi · Journal of Vector Borne Diseases · 91
A geostatistical analysis of the geographic distribution of lymphatic filariasis prevalence in southern India.
2002 · A Srividya, E Michael, et al. · American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene · 60
The environmental aspects of dengue and chikungunya outbreaks in India: GIS for epidemic control.
2014 · M. Palaniyandi · International Journal of Mosquito Research · 30
Spatial cognition: a geospatial analysis of vector borne disease transmission and the environment, using remote sensing and GIS
2014 · M. Palaniyandi, PH Anand, et al. · International Journal of Mosquito Research · 23
Land Use/Land Cover mapping and change detection using space Borne data
1997 · M Palaniyandi, V Nagarathinam · Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing · 23
Remote sensing and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) as the applied public health and environmental epidemiology
2014 · Palaniyandi Masimalai · International Journal of Medical Science and Public Health · 17
GIS for rapid epidemiological mapping and health-care management with special reference to filariasis in India
2015 · Palaniyandi Masimalai · International Journal of Medical Science and Public Health · 13
Web mapping GIS: GPS under the GIS umbrella for Aedes species dengue and chikungunya vector mosquito surveillance and control
2014 · M. Palaniyandi · International Journal of Mosquito Research · 13
The integrated remote sensing and GIS for mapping of potential vector breeding habitats, and the Internet GIS surveillance for epidemic transmission control, and management
2016 · M. Palaniyandi, PH Anand, et al. · Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies · 12
Climate, Landscape and the Environments of Visceral Leishmaniasis Transmission in India, Using Remote Sensing and GIS
2014 · Palaniyandi M Palaniyandi M · Journal of Geophysics & Remote Sensing · 12
Environmental risk factors in relation to occurrence of vector borne disease epidemics: Remote sensing and GIS for rapid assessment, picturesque, and monitoring towards sustainable health
2017 · M. Palaniyandi, PH Anand, et al. · International Journal of Mosquito Research · 11
Multispectral Satellite Data and GIS for Mapping Vector Ecology, Monitoring, Risk Assessment, and Forecast of Vector Borne Disease Epidemics: A Systematic Review
2021 · M. Palaniyandi, T. Sharmila, et al. · Applied ecology and environmental sciences/Applied ecology and environmental science · 9
Need for GIS based dengue surveillance with Google internet real time mapping for epidemic control in India
2014 · M. Palaniyandi · 9
Effects of Daily Weather on Aedes Genus (Culicidae: Diptera) Arthropod Mosquito Vectors Profusion and Dengue Epidemics Transmission: A Systematic Review
2024 · Palaniyandi Masimalai · International Journal of Environment and Climate Change · 7
The environmental Risk Factors Significant to Anopheles Species Vector Mosquito Profusion, P.falciparum, P.vivax Parasite Development, and Malaria Transmission, Using Remote Sensing and Gis: Review Article
2021 · M.Palaniyandi · Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development · 7
Mapping the Geographical Distribution and Seasonal Variation of Dengue and Chikungunya Vector Mosquitoes (Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus) in the Epidemic Hotspot Regions of India: A Step towards the Vector Control and Sustainable Health
2020 · M. Palaniyandi, T. Sharmila, et al. · Applied ecology and environmental sciences/Applied ecology and environmental science · 7
A geo-spatial modeling for mapping of filariasis transmission risk in India, using remote sensing and GIS
2014 · M. Palaniyandi · DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) · 7
Vector Borne Disease Ecology and Environment: Remote Sensing and GIS for Control and Management: A Systematic Review
2024 · Palaniyandi Masimalai · Journal of Geography Environment and Earth Science International · 6
Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Vector Borne Disease Epidemics for Mapping the Hotspot Region, Risk Assessment, and Control for Sustainable Health
2021 · M.Palaniyandi · Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development · 6
GIS based community survey and systematic grid sampling for dengue epidemic surveillance, control, and management: a case study of Pondicherry Municipality
2014 · M. Palaniyandi, PH Anand, et al. · International Journal of Mosquito Research · 6
New, Emerging, Re-Emerging Tropical Infectious and Non-Communicable Diseases Persistent to the Climate, Landscape, and Environmental Changes on the Grounds of the Urbanizations, Industrializations, and Globalisation
2021 · Masimalai Palaniyandi · International Journal of Environment and Climate Change · 5
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The Use of Multispectral (MSS) and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Microwave Remote Sensing Data to Study Environment Variables, Land Use / Land Cover Changes, and Recurrent Weather Condition for Forecast Malaria: A Systematic Review
2021 · M. Palaniyandi, P. Manivel, et al. · Applied ecology and environmental sciences/Applied ecology and environmental science · 4
Gis Based Site Selection For Fixing Uv Light Adult Mosquito Trap And Gravid Adult Mosquito Trap For Epidemic Control In The Urban Settlements
2014 · M. Palaniyandi · 4
Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Land Use / Land Covers Changes Using Remote Sensing and GIS: A Case Study from Bijoy River Basin, Tripura, India
2024 · Masimalai Palaniyandi, Dibakar Mahato · Journal of Geography Environment and Earth Science International · 2
Works count: 37
Citation count: 505
H-index: 11
I10-index: 12
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