Bulletin of the World Health Organization

A Bayesian network approach to the study of historical epidemiological databases: modelling meningitis outbreaks in the Niger

A Beresniak, E Bertherat, W Perea, G Soga, R Souley, D Dupont & S Hugonnet

Volume 90, Number 6, June 2012, 412-417A

Table 1. Districts of the Niger, their populations and the numbers of districts influenced by them or influencing them in terms of meningitis epidemics between 1986 and 1999

District Populationa Code no.b No. of districts
Influencing Influenced
Agadez 93 433 1 4 0
Aguie 332 106 2 12 0
Arlit 112 705 3 1 0
Bilma 21 903 4 5 0
Birni 416 949 5 9 2
Boboye 299 775 6 8 2
Bouza 328 327 7 4 1
Dakoro 532 006 8 7 3
Diffa 190 890 9 2 1
Dogon 587 137 10 4 3
Dosso 406 357 11 0 3
Filingue 464 232 12 6 3
Gaya 299 561 13 0 4
Goure 258 540 14 2 1
Guidan 421 752 15 4 4
Illela 308 835 16 5 4
Keita 245 826 17 2 2
Kollo 370 308 18 3 2
Loga 157 534 19 3 2
Madaoua 372 043 20 2 4
Madarounfa 334 562 21 2 3
Magaria 564 915 22 5 5
Maine 176 995 23 0 4
Maradi 165 840 24 3 3
Matameye 288 542 25 4 2
Mayahi 483 998 26 4 4
Mirriah 688 910 27 4 4
N'guigmi 70 591 28 2 0
Niamey 882 236 29 1 5
Ouallam 328 297 30 1 3
Say 265 583 31 1 3
Tahoua 421 399 32 1 5
Tanout 420 242 33 0 9
Tchintabaraden 91 261 34 0 4
Tera 488 873 35 0 6
Tessaoua 412 240 36 0 4
Tilaberi 245 934 37 0 2
Zinder 195 831 38 0 4

a In 2006.

b See Fig. 3 (available at: http://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/90/6/11-086009).