Author: Dennis L Chao; Assaf P Oron; Devabhaktuni Srikrishna; Michael Famulare
Title: Modeling layered non-pharmaceutical interventions against SARS-CoV-2 in the United States with Corvid Document date: 2020_4_11
ID: 3oovwwem_52
Snippet: We ran simulations in a synthetic population that represents a large American city with a population of over 560,000. In an unmitigated outbreak starting with five infected people, 81% of the population became infected when R 0 =2.6 ( Figure 10 ). The doubling time was initially 5.4 days before slowing 8.4 days, and the average generation time was 8.4 days, median of 8.0 days (Figure 11 ). The maximum infectious period allowed by the model is 21 .....
Document: We ran simulations in a synthetic population that represents a large American city with a population of over 560,000. In an unmitigated outbreak starting with five infected people, 81% of the population became infected when R 0 =2.6 ( Figure 10 ). The doubling time was initially 5.4 days before slowing 8.4 days, and the average generation time was 8.4 days, median of 8.0 days (Figure 11 ). The maximum infectious period allowed by the model is 21 days.
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