Author: Brauer, Fred; Castillo-Chavez, Carlos; Feng, Zhilan
Title: Spatial Structure in Disease Transmission Models Cord-id: 4r3rkb38 Document date: 2019_6_25
ID: 4r3rkb38
Snippet: With the advent of substantial intercontinental air travel, it is possible for diseases to move from one location to a completely separate location very rapidly. This was an essential aspect of modeling SARS during the epidemic of 2002–2003, and has become a very important part of the study of the spread of epidemics. Mathematically, it has led to the study of metapopulation models or models with patchy environments and movement between patches.
Document: With the advent of substantial intercontinental air travel, it is possible for diseases to move from one location to a completely separate location very rapidly. This was an essential aspect of modeling SARS during the epidemic of 2002–2003, and has become a very important part of the study of the spread of epidemics. Mathematically, it has led to the study of metapopulation models or models with patchy environments and movement between patches.
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