Direct Simulation of the CoVid-19 epidemic
Cabrera-Becerril, A.; Peralta, R.; Miramontes, P.
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AO_SCPLOWBSTRACTC_SCPLOWWe introduce an agent-based model to simulate the epidemiological dynamics of COVID-19. Most computational models proposed to study this epidemic do no take into account human mobility. We present a direct simulation model where mobility plays a key role and propose as well four quarantine strategies. The results show that the no-quarantine strategy does lead to a high peak of contagions with no rebound. Quarantined strategies, for their part, show a re-emergence of the epidemic with smaller and softer peaks.
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