Author: Charles C Branas; Andrew Rundle; Sen Pei; Wan Yang; Brendan G Carr; Sarah Sims; Alexis Zebrowski; Ronan Doorley; Neil Schluger; James W Quinn; Jeffrey Shaman
Title: Flattening the curve before it flattens us: hospital critical care capacity limits and mortality from novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV2) cases in US counties Document date: 2020_4_6
ID: b23301ac_7
Snippet: A mathematical model was developed that simulates the spatiotemporal dynamics of infections. The details of this model are reported elsewhere. 17 The model divides infections into two classes with separate rates of transmission: documented infected individuals and undocumented infected individuals. The spatial spread of COVID-19 is captured using Census Bureau commuting data to estimate the daily number of people traveling between counties and an.....
Document: A mathematical model was developed that simulates the spatiotemporal dynamics of infections. The details of this model are reported elsewhere. 17 The model divides infections into two classes with separate rates of transmission: documented infected individuals and undocumented infected individuals. The spatial spread of COVID-19 is captured using Census Bureau commuting data to estimate the daily number of people traveling between counties and an estimated multiplicative factor.
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