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Infectiousness of Places: Impact of Multiscale Human Activity Places in the Transmission of COVID-19

2022-02-23

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COVID-19 raises attention to epistemological risks related to everyday human activities. Our work quantifies infection transmission risks at different human activity places, including different types of settlements at macro-scale and establishments (restaurants, bars, etc.) at micro-scale, using evidences from COVID-19 in 906 urban areas across four continents. Relatively stable rules of how infection risks are di...

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03454428-0f09-5b08-a859-a21c15f46aa9
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1361344/v1
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