With a flight-line spacing of 0.5 km, 0.013 ≤ κ ≤ 0.13 corresponds to host home ranges between 1 km2 and 10 km2. Vaccine distribution is tightly clustered (ξ = 0.025 km). Blue indicates seroprevalence values that exceed the 0.5 threshold required for herd immunity, red indicates values that do not. Other parameters: d = 0.416 yr−1, σ = 0.24 yr−1, δv = 12 yr−1.</p
Red = control group, blue = vaccinated group. Green dashed line = antibody threshold that gives grea...
Limited production capacity and delays inherent in vaccine development are major hurdles to the wide...
Seropositivity for each of the health facility catchment populations to long-term antigens, stratifi...
Lines indicate the minimal vaccine transmission that augments spatially averaged seroprevalence to t...
Each region shows the cost-savings realized in a campaign that maintains seroprevalence at the 0.5 h...
The red dashed line shows the reduction in vaccine baits predicted for a homogeneous population. Oth...
<p>a) Fraction of population infected, i.e. outbreak size (red) and duration (blue) as a function of...
Peak dates for the global mean prevalence curve, peak prevalence, mean area not infected and mean fi...
<p>The line inside the box shows the median for each group, the lower and the upper edge of the box ...
The filled region indicates the range in seroprevalence that would be achieved with a transmissible ...
Box plots for the distribution of anti-PA antibodies. (A) Herds 1–8 in the endemic area and 9–12 in ...
<p>(A) Local reproduction number versus immunity and fecal–oral dose (assuming 12 close social conta...
Violin plots show the shape of the distribution of VES,Cox estimates. The colored solid lines show t...
Distribution of SARS-CoV-2 seropositive of participants by round, vaccination status and site.</p
Light blue dots = trials of size 20,000; dark green dots = trials of size 60,000; Blue dotted line =...
Red = control group, blue = vaccinated group. Green dashed line = antibody threshold that gives grea...
Limited production capacity and delays inherent in vaccine development are major hurdles to the wide...
Seropositivity for each of the health facility catchment populations to long-term antigens, stratifi...
Lines indicate the minimal vaccine transmission that augments spatially averaged seroprevalence to t...
Each region shows the cost-savings realized in a campaign that maintains seroprevalence at the 0.5 h...
The red dashed line shows the reduction in vaccine baits predicted for a homogeneous population. Oth...
<p>a) Fraction of population infected, i.e. outbreak size (red) and duration (blue) as a function of...
Peak dates for the global mean prevalence curve, peak prevalence, mean area not infected and mean fi...
<p>The line inside the box shows the median for each group, the lower and the upper edge of the box ...
The filled region indicates the range in seroprevalence that would be achieved with a transmissible ...
Box plots for the distribution of anti-PA antibodies. (A) Herds 1–8 in the endemic area and 9–12 in ...
<p>(A) Local reproduction number versus immunity and fecal–oral dose (assuming 12 close social conta...
Violin plots show the shape of the distribution of VES,Cox estimates. The colored solid lines show t...
Distribution of SARS-CoV-2 seropositive of participants by round, vaccination status and site.</p
Light blue dots = trials of size 20,000; dark green dots = trials of size 60,000; Blue dotted line =...
Red = control group, blue = vaccinated group. Green dashed line = antibody threshold that gives grea...
Limited production capacity and delays inherent in vaccine development are major hurdles to the wide...
Seropositivity for each of the health facility catchment populations to long-term antigens, stratifi...