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The outbreak threshold of information diffusion over social–physical networks
Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and Its Applications, 2019zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Yinxue Yi, Zufan Zhang, Chenquan Gan
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Outbreak over outbreak: children living the pandemic in the aftermath of Chile’s social unrest
Children's Geographies, 2021Children’s experiences of the pandemic in Chile need to be understood in the context of the social unrest that started explosively (although with a much longer history) in October 2019.
Susana Cortés-Morales, Camilo Morales
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Modelling disease outbreaks in realistic urban social networks
Nature, 2004Most mathematical models for the spread of disease use differential equations based on uniform mixing assumptions or ad hoc models for the contact process. Here we explore the use of dynamic bipartite graphs to model the physical contact patterns that result from movements of individuals between specific locations.
Eubank, Stephen +6 more
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Monitoring of Epidemic Outbreaks Using Social Media Data
2021 2nd International Conference for Emerging Technology (INCET), 2021The COVID-19 has become the most dangerous disease for the 21st Century. The infectious disease had still gone through outbreaks despite modern medical treatments. The most recent example being the COVID-19 which has infected over 108 million people over the world and resulted in the death of over 2.3 million people as of 13 February 2021.
Tejas Shinde +3 more
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Social Media and China's Virus Outbreak
Asia-Pacific Journal, 2020AbstractIn the early stage of the coronavirus outbreak in China, social media were bursting with anger and desperation. Many pleaded for medical help, called for public attention to the unattended and asked for accountability for local officials who failed to respond to the public health crisis in time.
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THE SOCIAL ZOMBIE: MODELLING UNDEAD OUTBREAKS ON SOCIAL NETWORKS
2014According to Mulder’s theory, the zombies will eventually fall on each other and make love. However, be it for love or evil, the cold hard reality remains that the actions of the undead, just as those of the living, are also structured by simple constraints of social or spatiotemporal nature.
Hébert-Dufresne, Laurent +4 more
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Challenges in Detecting Epidemic Outbreaks from Social Networks
2016 30th International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops (WAINA), 2016Many studies have indicated the potential of using Social Networks for the early detection of public health events, such as epidemic outbreaks, so that a faster response can take place. Anyhow, the most of these studies are focused on one or two diseases, and consequently to date it is not clear if and how different outbreaks give rise to different ...
ROMANO, SARA +4 more
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Social Impacts of Planthopper Outbreaks in Thailand
2014The widespread planthopper outbreaks that had occurred in Asia, especially in central Thailand during the 2010–2012 crop seasons resulted in severe crop losses to rice farmers. Thousands of farmers have been affected by this insecticide-induced pest problem. A study to address the social impacts of pest outbreaks on rice farmers was conducted to better
Monina M. Escalada +2 more
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Social Sensors Early Detection of Contagious Outbreaks in Social Media
2018Cascades of information in social media (like Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, etc.) have become well-established precursors to important societal events such as epidemic outbreaks, flux in stock patterns, political revolutions, and civil unrest activity.
Arunkumar Bagavathi, Siddharth Krishnan
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