David L. Mobley, Shaui Liu, et al.
J. Comput. Aided Mol. Des.
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused major disruptions to workplace safety and productivity. A browser-based interactive disease transmission simulation was developed to enable managers and individuals (agents) to optimize safe office work activities during pandemic conditions. The application provides a user interface to evaluate the impact of non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) policies on airborne disease exposure based on agents’ meeting patterns and room properties. Exposure is empirically calibrated using CO2 as a proxy for viral aerosol dispersion. For the building studied, the major findings are that the cubicles during low occupancy produce unexpectedly high exposure, upgrading meetings to larger rooms reduces total average exposure by 44%, and when all meetings are conducted in large rooms, a 79% exposure reduction is realized.
David L. Mobley, Shaui Liu, et al.
J. Comput. Aided Mol. Des.
J. Michael Schmidt, Daby Sow, et al.
Neurocritical Care
Thanh Nguyen, Natasha Mulligan, et al.
AMIA Informatics Summit 2021
Eric K. Neumann, Dennis Quan
PSB 2006