Mosquito-borne diseases are a global concern that impact public health, tourism, and natural disaster recovery efforts. With no preventative vaccines or effective therapeutic option available for most mosquito-borne diseases, vector control efforts are the only combative option. These efforts are often limited by financial constraint and insecticide resistance concern. The ACTT study aims to integrate cutting-edge mosquito collection traps, innovative new methods for assessing mosquito risk, and novel remote sensing and machine learning workflows to guide local vector operations and direct abatement efforts in a cost-efficient manner.