chart showing estimated spatiotemporal resolution of human mobility data sources

Movement, Population, and Infection: How Mobility Data Is Transforming Epidemic Modelling and Control

Understanding how diseases spread in a connected world is one of the greatest challenges in modern public health. Traditional models (like the well-known Susceptible, Infectious, and Recovered (SIR) framework) often assume that everyone mixes uniformly, meaning each person has an equal chance of interacting with everyone else. But reality is far more complex. Human populations […]

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