The effect of governance structures on optimal control of two-patch epidemic models
Emily Howerton,
Kyle Dahlin,
Christina J. Edholm
et al.
Abstract:Infectious diseases continue to pose a significant threat to the health of humans globally. While the spread of pathogens transcends geographical boundaries, the management of infectious diseases typically occurs within distinct spatial units, determined by geopolitical boundaries. The allocation of management resources within and across regions (the “governance structure”) can affect epidemiological outcomes considerably, and policy-makers are often confronted with a choice between applying control measures u… Show more
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