National Arbovirus Surveillance System (ArboNET)

ArboNET is a national surveillance system managed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that tracks arboviral diseases (arthropod-borne viruses) in the United States. It monitors diseases transmitted by mosquitos, ticks, and other vectors. ArboNET collects data on human cases, non-human cases (birds, horses, and mosquitoes), and environmental factors. Reports come from state and local health departments, which track cases in collaboration with the CDC. The data helps inform public health responses, mosquito control efforts, and research.

ArboNET是由美国疾病控制与预防中心（Centers for Disease Control and Prevention，CDC）管理的国家级监测系统，用于追踪美国境内的虫媒病毒病（节肢动物传播病毒，arthropod-borne viruses）。该系统监测由蚊子、蜱虫及其他媒介生物传播的疾病。ArboNET收集人类病例、非人类病例（鸟类、马及蚊虫）以及环境因素相关数据。相关报告由各州及地方卫生部门提交，这些部门与CDC协作开展病例追踪工作。该数据集可为公共卫生应对举措、蚊虫防控工作及相关研究提供决策支撑。