Halting the Spread of COVID-19 - Network Epidemiology and Containment Measures
Offered By: Santa Fe Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the complex dynamics of COVID-19 transmission and containment strategies in this 49-minute talk by Laurent Hébert-Dufresne, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at The University of Vermont's Complex Systems Center. Delve into network epidemiology, examining how contagions unfold across multiple scales and the impact of co-infections on disease transmissibility. Gain insights into the rationale behind drastic containment measures and their importance in halting the spread of the virus. Understand the differences between various interventions such as closed borders, schools, and businesses. Learn how epidemiologists derive their advised interventions and why widespread isolation is crucial. Recorded on March 17th, this talk provides valuable information on the early stages of the pandemic, offering a snapshot of the evolving understanding of COVID-19 at that time.
Syllabus
Laurent Hébert-Dufresne on Halting the Spread of COVID-19
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Santa Fe Institute
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