GLEaM is a Global Epidemic and Mobility modeler that integrates sociodemographic and population mobility data in a spatially structured stochastic disease approach to simulate the spread of epidemics at the worldwide scale. read more about GLEaM…
H1N1 Flu
We are currently using GLEaM to produce projections of the spread of the ongoing H1N1 Flu epidemic. We have produced and here published a range of short-term projections during the initial phase of the outbreak in the spring of 2009. We are currently producing a range of winter projections.
The following diagram is taken from our recent publication on modeling the critical care demand and antibiotics resources needed during the ongoing influenza A(H1N1) pandemic.
An overview of the kind of reports published on this website:
- Winter projections
- These are our reports on the winter projections of the spread of the new H1N1 flu in the Northern hemisphere. View winter projections…
- Early outbreak comparisons
- These are our reports on the comparison between the projected spread of the new H1N1 flu and the observed epidemic pattern, for the early phase of the outbreak. View early outbreak comparisons…
- Early outbreak projections
- There reports consider the situation in the continental USA. They provide results at the state and county level, and at the resolution scale of 1/4°. View early outbreak projections…
Please visit the How to read the data page in order to correctly frame the data presented in these reports.
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