IN THE NEWS
- Simulations help reduce the effects of a second wave of COVID-19
- Tracking the Spread
- Coronavirus: How new simulations can predict the spread of future pandemics
- Predicting possible outcomes to coronavirus and other pandemics with models and simulations
- A page including predictions of the different health systems around the world, ICU beds needed and projected cases/deaths.
- Flatten.ca: a nice Geographical tool in which you can check your neighborhood cases
- An interesting COVID FAQ
- You can take a self-assessment.
- Official information can be found here
- How to deal with groceries and takeout food
- All models (and actual cases in numerous countries) have shown, for years, that we do not have the capability to cope with an outbreak of this magnitude. Public health will be overwhelmed. WE NEED TIME to find a cure, a vaccine, or to have enough beds for adequate treatment. And to treat other diseases. An overwhelmed public health system will result in numerous collateral damage, not only from the virus. THE ONLY SOLUTION FOR NOW IS TO ISOLATE YOURSELF, PRACTICE PHYSICAL DISTANCE, AND FOLLOW THE GOVERNMENT INSTRUCTIONS.
- You can learn about effects of mitigation strategies using this educational tool developed by ARSLab alumnus, Prof. Rodrigo Castro and his students (in Spanish). Some simulation results from his team here.
- Information about Pueyo’s models can be found in this article.