Selected article for: "conventional SIR model and SIR WD model"
Author: Christos Nicolaides; Demetris Avraam; Luis Cueto-Felgueroso; Marta C. González; Ruben Juanes
Title: Hand-hygiene mitigation strategies against global disease spreading through the air transportation network
  • Document date: 2019_1_26
    • ID: l353fvsp_10
    Snippet: In this study, we modify the conventional SIR model to reflect the effects of hand washing behavior in the infection process. We formulate the SIR WD model where each individual is placed in one of the three epidemic compartments (susceptible, infected, recovered) but also is characterized by one of the two hand cleanliness states, namely washed (W ) or dirty (D) ( Figure 1A ). The SIR WD epidemic model is then expressed by:.....
    Document: In this study, we modify the conventional SIR model to reflect the effects of hand washing behavior in the infection process. We formulate the SIR WD model where each individual is placed in one of the three epidemic compartments (susceptible, infected, recovered) but also is characterized by one of the two hand cleanliness states, namely washed (W ) or dirty (D) ( Figure 1A ). The SIR WD epidemic model is then expressed by:

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