[02197] Mean-field diffusive coupling to promote dispersal, synchronisation and stability of infectious diseases
Session Time & Room : 2E (Aug.22, 17:40-19:20) @G402
Type : Contributed Talk
Abstract : The scope of mediated infectious diseases is strongly impacted by mobility of humans and mediating agents. The movement of hosts and mediators determines how spatially contagious infectious diseases are spread. Therefore, the metapopulation dynamics of mediated infectious disease model is examined in a patchy scenario where the hosts' and mediators' populations are divided into subpopulations. The network of humans and mediators are utilized to depict the patchy environment. The network patches are connected by mean field diffusive coupling. The patches of related networks synchronize and achieve bistable states as a result of dispersal.
