Sentence examples for spatial epidemic from inspiring English sources

The gravity model for directly transmitted diseases is currently one of the most parsimonious models for spatial epidemic spread.

Moreover, the substantial increase in detail of the maps over existing products potentially enables, for the first time for many countries, spatial epidemic model construction, high resolution poverty mapping and human movement modelling, amongst others.

This kind of analysis can provide useful data to parameterize spatial epidemic network models.

Simulation studies have been used to predict temporal and spatial epidemic spreading patterns [ 14, 20- 26].

Similarly, superimposing contact networks on spatial epidemic models can improve overall predictions.

Spatial epidemic risk maps, based on the climate profiles of epidemic-affected localities, have been proposed for highland areas in the Horn of Africa and East Africa (2 ).

Here, we briefly describe the key features of the algorithm as it relates to the efficient simulation of spatial epidemics.

The scenarios emerging from the conducted experiments in terms of final attack rate, spatial spread, epidemic peak day and proportion of infected by age are quite heterogeneous.

Due to their conceptual similarities, the upper layer adapts and modifies a spatial Susceptible-Infected epidemic model to describe information dissemination between V2V-equipped vehicles using integro-differential equations.

Next, we study a more complex and realistic system using actual spatial, demographic, and epidemic data from England and Wales.

Understanding the mechanism(s) responsible for adaptation of arboviruses to a new vector may enhance our ability to predict spatial and temporal epidemic risks, and to direct vector control efforts towards specific arthropods, and so will enhance our ability to reduce the incidence of these diseases.