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Gaps in mobility data and implications for modelling epidemic spread: a scoping review and simulation study

2022-03-10

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Reliable estimates of human mobility are important for understanding the spatial spread of infectious diseases and the effective targeting of control measures. However, when modelling infectious disease dynamics, data on human mobility at an appropriate temporal or spatial resolution are not always available, leading to the common use of model-derived mobility proxies. In this study we reviewed the different data...

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Literature Corpus work: a90297bf-91cc-594d-b02a-e8543ac42102
DOI: 10.1101/2022.03.07.22272001

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