Kramer, Matthieu Domenech de Cellès A central question in environmental epidemiology is how the weather affects infectious diseases. Here, we assess the reliability of incidence-based TSR through a controlled simulation study across four different climates and fifty scenarios representing different pathogens.
Kramer, Matthieu Domenech de Cellès A central question in environmental epidemiology is how the weather affects infectious diseases.
For each scenario, we simulated 10 years of weekly incidence data using a transmission model that included real-world weather data on temperature and relative humidity.
Here, we assess the reliability of incidence-based TSR through a controlled simulation study across four different climates and fifty scenarios representing different pathogens.
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Kramer, Matthieu Domenech de Cellès A central question in environmental epidemiology is how the weather affects infectious diseases. Here, we assess the reliability of incidence-based TSR through a controlled simulation study across four different climates and fifty scenarios representing different pathogens. For each scenario, we simulated 10 years of weekly incidence data using a transmission model that included real-world weather data on temperature and relative humidity.
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