Selected article for: "infected population and traditional model"
Author: Shovonlal Roy
Title: COVID-19 pandemic: Impact of lockdown, contact and non-contact transmissions on infection dynamics
  • Document date: 2020_4_7
    • ID: 61ta81iy_26
    Snippet: Based on a compartmental SEIR epidemic modelling framework the dynamics of an infected population is studied here. The model incorporates two different routes of COVID-19 transmission: the traditional person-to-person contact route, and the less explored fomites-mediated and airborne route. Whilst the preliminary evidence suggest that both transmissions contribute to COVID-19 spread [5, 6] , the impact of noncontact transmission has been recognis.....
    Document: Based on a compartmental SEIR epidemic modelling framework the dynamics of an infected population is studied here. The model incorporates two different routes of COVID-19 transmission: the traditional person-to-person contact route, and the less explored fomites-mediated and airborne route. Whilst the preliminary evidence suggest that both transmissions contribute to COVID-19 spread [5, 6] , the impact of noncontact transmission has been recognised as more uncertain due to difficulty in data collection, and therefore requires proper attention in modelling studies.

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