(A) Log10 population density (people/km2). (B) Difference between location-specific attack rates and global attack rate for S-mobility and (C) difference between location-specific attack rates and global attack rate for I-mobility. We change color scale between plots to better illustrate the emergent patterns. A total of 4 pixels are unpopulated and so attack rates are necessarily always zero in these locations.</p
<p>Lines represent means and shaded areas 95% confidence intervals. Spatial heterogeneity in transmi...
<p>The comparison of no mitigation (No Vacc, blue line), a random vaccination of 10 percent of the p...
Maps are frequently used to display spatial distributions of parameters of interest, such as cancer ...
Infectious disease transmission is an inherently spatial process in which a host's home location and...
Infectious disease transmission is an inherently spatial process in which a host’s home location and...
The LHS shows the relationship between population density N (people/km2) and attack rate for (A) mob...
Mobility of the non-infective population is described by δ such that δ = 0 yields no mobility, δ = 1...
For each accepted particle, the process was simulated again, and the total number of infected indivi...
<p>(Left) Under a node-betweenness-based <i>individual</i> targeted vaccination of 10 percent of the...
<p>Each line graphs the change in attack rate as a function of the number of hotspots, for a differe...
<p>(a) Example image (DIP-GFP input = 10) of a plaque maximum intensity projection with concentric r...
The underlying reasons behind modern terrorism are seemingly complex and intangible. Despite diverse...
<div><p>The emergence of novel respiratory pathogens can challenge the capacity of key health care r...
<p>Sick-stay model (solid lines) and Sick-travel model (dashed lines) are compared for different val...
<p>We initialize the disease by infecting 10 individuals from each specific airport (see inset), and...
<p>Lines represent means and shaded areas 95% confidence intervals. Spatial heterogeneity in transmi...
<p>The comparison of no mitigation (No Vacc, blue line), a random vaccination of 10 percent of the p...
Maps are frequently used to display spatial distributions of parameters of interest, such as cancer ...
Infectious disease transmission is an inherently spatial process in which a host's home location and...
Infectious disease transmission is an inherently spatial process in which a host’s home location and...
The LHS shows the relationship between population density N (people/km2) and attack rate for (A) mob...
Mobility of the non-infective population is described by δ such that δ = 0 yields no mobility, δ = 1...
For each accepted particle, the process was simulated again, and the total number of infected indivi...
<p>(Left) Under a node-betweenness-based <i>individual</i> targeted vaccination of 10 percent of the...
<p>Each line graphs the change in attack rate as a function of the number of hotspots, for a differe...
<p>(a) Example image (DIP-GFP input = 10) of a plaque maximum intensity projection with concentric r...
The underlying reasons behind modern terrorism are seemingly complex and intangible. Despite diverse...
<div><p>The emergence of novel respiratory pathogens can challenge the capacity of key health care r...
<p>Sick-stay model (solid lines) and Sick-travel model (dashed lines) are compared for different val...
<p>We initialize the disease by infecting 10 individuals from each specific airport (see inset), and...
<p>Lines represent means and shaded areas 95% confidence intervals. Spatial heterogeneity in transmi...
<p>The comparison of no mitigation (No Vacc, blue line), a random vaccination of 10 percent of the p...
Maps are frequently used to display spatial distributions of parameters of interest, such as cancer ...