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. 2018 Dec 6;12(12):e0006935. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0006935

Fig 1. Timeline of observed Ae. aegypti breeding sites in Geylang, Singapore, August 2014 –August 2015.

Fig 1

There were 107 days of entomological observations where 53 breeding sites, once identified as positive for Ae. aegypti breeding, were monitored for changes in hydrological conditions. Breeding sites where water exceeded the drainage threshold were classified as “Flushed”. For each day of observation, if at least one breeding site was observed as flushed, the day of observation was defined as flushed. If no breeding sites were observed as flushed then the day of observation was classified as not flushed. This figure, “Timeline of observed Ae. aegypti breeding sites in Geylang, Singapore, August 2014 –August 2015 is a derivative of “Timeline of the breeding drains of Aedes aegypti in Geylang, Singapore: August 2014 –August 2015” by Seidahmed and Eltahir [34], used under CC BY.