Exposure in everyday life
What are people doing when they get bitten?
Compare where people are and what they are doing when bites are reported. These distributions are examples until H-MIP data is ready.
Synthetic activity dataIllustrative values only; these are not H-MIP findings.
By activity
Everyday routines shape exposure
In this demo, eating or drinking outdoors accounts for 23% of reported bites.
A large share of reports can reflect how much time people spend in an activity. It does not, by itself, show the bite risk per hour.
- Eating or drinking outdoors23%
- Walking18%
- Gardening15%
- Sport or exercise13%
- At work11%
- Socialising outdoors9%
- Commuting7%
- Other4%
Data & method
Shares are synthetic and sum to 100% across the listed categories. A relative bite rate requires time-spent data and an approved H-MIP method; neither is inferred from these shares.
| Activity | Share of reports |
|---|---|
| Eating or drinking outdoors | 23% |
| Walking | 18% |
| Gardening | 15% |
| Sport or exercise | 13% |
| At work | 11% |
| Socialising outdoors | 9% |
| Commuting | 7% |
| Other | 4% |
By place
Bites happen in familiar places
In this demo, home gardens and balconies account for 24% of reported bites.
The place categories describe where a bite was reported. They are not a map of mosquito abundance or a measure of risk for a location.
- Home garden or balcony24%
- Street or square18%
- Park or green space16%
- Outdoor café or terrace14%
- Workplace10%
- Home indoors8%
- Public transport6%
- Other4%
Data & method
Shares are synthetic and sum to 100% across the listed categories. Production categories and definitions will come from approved H-MIP data and documentation.
| Place | Share of reports |
|---|---|
| Home garden or balcony | 24% |
| Street or square | 18% |
| Park or green space | 16% |
| Outdoor café or terrace | 14% |
| Workplace | 10% |
| Home indoors | 8% |
| Public transport | 6% |
| Other | 4% |