The Math Behind Simulating Disease Spread

This video will cover the some of the things that mathematics and epidemiological models can teach us about disease spread. We’ll first look at some of the most commonly used models, explore some of their useful applications, and finally, verify our findings using both a virtual simulation and statistics for the real world example of measles.

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:25 SIR Model
02:53 R0
05:36 SIR With Demography
07:49 Vaccination
09:26 Age of Infection
11:30 Interepidemic Period
12:44 Outro

Music by LAKEY INSPIRED

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