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Beyond well-mixed: a simple probabilistic model of airborne disease transmission in indoor spaces

2021-12-07

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We develop a simple model for assessing risk of airborne disease transmission that accounts for non-uniform mixing in indoor spaces and is compatible with existing epidemiological models. A database containing 174 high-resolution simulations of airflow in classrooms, lecture halls, and buses is generated and used to quantify the spatial distribution of expiratory droplet nuclei for a wide range of ventilation rate...

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37414446-139c-5455-b64e-7c37b671e9d1
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10.1101/2021.12.05.21267319
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