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JUNE
open-source individual-based epidemics model
Frank Krauss
Institute for Data ScienceInstitute for Particle Physics Phenomenology
Durham University
DESY Data Science Colloquium, 22.4.2021
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JUNE– open-source individual-based epidemics model
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Outline
1 introduction: modelling epidemics2 a first individual-based model3 introducing JUNE
4 results for the first wave in England5 a spin-off: Cox’s Bazaar Refugee Operation6 conclusions & outlook
June Almeida
discovered Corona Virus (1964)
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introduction:
modelling epidemics
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the begin of epidemiology
• start of epidemiology as a science in early 20’sKermack-McKendrick models, three papers from 1927-1935: W.O.Kermack & A.G.McKendrick, “Acontribution to the mathematical theory of epidemics”, Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A115 (1927) 700–721reprinted in:Kermack, W. and McKendrick, A. “Contributions to the mathematical theory of epidemics – I-III”,Bulletin of Mathematical Biology. 53 (1–2) (1991) 33-118
• side-remark: about as old as quantum physics
• mathematical models developed in aftermath of Spanish Flu
50,000,000 dead worldwide (estimated IFR: 10%),675,000 in US; 228,000 in UK; 426,600 in Germany
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analytical models (SIR and friends)
• simple compartment models:distribute population N in boxes according to infection status
• coupled rate equations for moving from one compartment to next
• simplest example: Susceptible-Infected- Rcovered)
∂S(t)
∂t= −β I (t)
N· S(t)
∂I (t)
∂t= +β
I (t)
N· S(t)− µI (t)
∂R(t)
∂t= +µI (t)
N = S(t) + I (t) + R(t) = const.
• can introduce more compartments (“exposed”, “dead”, etc.)
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example result for SIR model
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improving SIR: social mixing
• add detail of population: age & gender
• this amounts to sub-boxes in one compartment, e.g. S → S =∑
i
Si
• modify interactions between boxes: social mixing matrices χ(E)ij
count number of daily contacts of people i with people j in social environment E (home, work, school, . . . )
- J.Mossong et al. (POLYMOD), PLoS Med 5 (2008), 3:e74
- P.Klepac et al. (BBC pandemics project),https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.02.16.20023754v2
• rate equations become, for example
∂Si (t)
∂t= −
∑E
β(E)∑
j
χ(E)ij
Ij (t)
NE· Si (t) ,
where β(E) parametrizes the infection probability in setting E
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analytical models to simulation
• advantages of analytical models:• “just”differential equations, transparent dynamics• fast solutions/fits to existing developments• satisfactory capture of global trends
• obvious drawback of analytical models• population in “boxes” – insensitive to geography• deterministic models to describe statistical process• population densities only (“mean-field”):
outliers/super-spreader events/variations not captured
• ideal for short-term forecasting (often driven by machine learning),not so good for understanding of inner dynamics
• solution: agent-based models
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agent-based models: paradigm
• method for simulating complex systems
• individual agents represent actors:• individuals, organisations, etc.• interact with each other and environment
according to fixed rules
• study impact of individual agent behaviourpatterns on whole system
• core method of computational social sciencesfrequent preconception: useful for qualitative analyses only,impossible for quantitative real-world applications (too complex)
- “mother of all ABM’s”:Schelling, T.C., “Dynamic Models of Segregation”, Journal of Mathematical Sociology 1 (1971) 143–186
- some reviews:Macy, M.W. and Willer, R., Annual Review of Sociology 28 (2002) 143-166;MacNamee B. and Cunningham P., International Journal of Intelligent Games and Simulation 2(2003) 186–221;Bruch E. and Atwell J. Social Methods Research 44 (2015) 186–221.
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a simple example
(starting point of JUNE, I built it for my kids in March to explain how epidemics spread)
• agents fixed on grid (200× 200)
• i infects susceptible s with
Psi = β exp[−(r2
si − r20 )/r2
0
]with relative spatial distance rsi
• time to recovery or deathdistributed according to Gaussian
• observation(s):
• similar to SIR solution• no herd immunity below
100%
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a first individual-based model
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agent-based models for epidemics: construction principle
• track disease progression through each individual(thus populations become highly heterogeneous by health status during simulations),
• track contacts of individuals in social environments and geographies
• add explicit rules for disease transmission and impact
• agents are individuals: −→ individual-based model
• need to construct:
population & social environment+
disease transmission & health impact
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most famous example: Imperial College model
N.Ferguson et al., “Strategies for containing an emerging influenza pandemic in Southeast Asia”, Nature 437 (2005) 209-214N.Ferguson et al., “Strategies for mitigating an influenza pandemic”, Nature 442 (2006) 448–452
• population model:• distribute population in age & sex according to national distributions• distribute population according to national population density
• social environments:• four relevant environments: household, company, school, other• household, company, and school sizes and composition distributed
according to nation-wide distribution• “other” captures all contacts in the closer or wider community:
→ venues such as: shops, gyms, pubs, . . .→ activities such as visiting friends & relatives, travel, . . .→ distribute them according to a 1/(r + r0)-law w.r.t. place of residence
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• one underlying assumption:transmission in equal parts in household, work/school, and other
(I am not sure in how far they changed this)
• disease transmission probability in interval ∆t:
Psi (t, t + ∆t) = 1− exp
−ψs β(E)
∑i
Ii (t)
NηE
E
∆t
→ time-dependent infectiousness Ij (t), and→ susceptibility ψs , and→ normalisation exponent ηE to capture different contact frequencies in
environments E
• outcome of infection from continuously updated public health data(they started as soon as the first data came out of Wuhan)
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motivation: why granularity matters
• impact of COVID=19 highly age-dependent−→ need geographical granularity for regional planning
(coincidence: Durham hosts & maintains England & Wales census data of past decades)
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inputs: demographics
• last census (2011)(data freely available from Office for National Statistics)
• hierarchical data structure
• OA’s with ∼ 250 residents,with similar characteristics
• build virtual population in OA:age, gender, ethnicity,deprivation index
• example: Durham
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virtual households
• correct compositions important:primary place for infections
• household composition in 20categories at OA level
(children, young adults, adults, old adults)
• also: communal facilities(carehomes)
• further test: interplay withsocial mixing
• example: North-East England
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virtual schools
• information about schools: age range of children and locations
• send kids to nearest age-appropriate structure
• could modulate this with school sizes, if necessary
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work & virtual companies
• workers and companies in ∼ 20macro-sectors at MSOA level
• know age/sex distribution insectors nation wide
• distribute workers over companies(we know their sizes in bins)
(construct a big origin-destination matrix & optimise)
• information about commute mode:public vs. private
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commuting patterns
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simulating daily structure• JUNE allows flexible daily routines, separation of weekday/weekend• time spent on activities known from ONS surveys
(this changes under lock-down)
• can translate into age-dependent probabilities for activities
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validation: average time budget• compare our simulation with data from ONS• average time spent per day in different activities
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social mixing matrices
• move on to the environment for the interactions
• use social mixing matrices from POLYMOD and BBC Pandemics projectJ.Mossong et al., PLoS Med 5(3) e74, https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed.0050074;P.Klepac et al., https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.02.16.20023754v2
• denote number of contacts of person with age i with person of age j
• somewhat tricky format: averages over full population−→ have to normalise it to our fractured social environment−→ interplay with household sizes etc. (may have to be fitted?)
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JUNE output• example: household (left) & schools (right) (BBC results as inlays)
• broad agreement with input from surveys: interesting closure test(in JUNE contacts also depend on composition of environment)
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disease transmission
• probabilistic process:
P∫〉(t, t + ∆t) = 1− exp
−ψsβ(E ,g)si
t+∆t∫t
dt ′∑i∈g
Ii (t′)
,
• ψs is susceptibility (reduced for children)
• β(E ,g)si is constant “closeness” in environment
E , modulated by contact matrix:
β(E ,g)si = βE ·
χ(g)si
Ng
with size of group Ng
• Ii (t′) is infectiousness profile
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outcomes of infection
Infected
Mild Symptoms
Severe Symptoms
Hospitalised
Intensive Care
Recovered Dead
Asymptomatic
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• this was a tiring data-mining exercise with inconsistent and oftencontradictory data
• extra difficulty: include care homes (CH) vs. general population (GP)
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validation
• compare infection fatality rate with other codes
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policies
• below a list of relevant policies for results
• realised by modifications of β (e.g. social distancing) or by makingactivities unavailable
Date (dd/mm/yy) Policy
12/03/20 case isolation at home16/03/20 voluntary household quarantine, work from home, avoidance of leisure activities, encourage social distancing,
stop all non-essential travel & contact, shielding of over 70’s20/03/20 closure of schools and universities21/03/20 closure of leisure venues11/05/20 multiple trips outside are allowed in England only13/05/20 encourage to go back to work while distancing01/06/20 meeting in groups of up to 6 outside allowed, shielding of over 70s relaxed, school reopening for Early Year and
Year 6 students13/06/20 ‘support bubbles’ allowed15/06/20 school reopening for Year 10 and 12 students for face-to-face support04/07/20 leisure venues allowed to reopen, household-to-household visits permitted along with overnight stays24/07/20 Mask wearing compulsory in grocery stores01/08/20 shielding is paused, ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme introduced31/08/20 ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme ends01/09/20 schools and Universities allowed to reopen, ‘Rule of 6’14/10/20 Tiered local lock-down system introduced
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JUNE simulation content - summary
Policy
Disease
PopulationPeople
Where people live
Household size andcomposition
Demographics
Deprivation
Age-dependent, constructed from data
BusinessesSchoolsUniversitiesCare homes
Locations
CharacteristicsSusceptibility
Infectiousness over time
Asymptomatic carriage
Severity of symptoms
Hospitalisation ratios and timings
Probability of death
Disease Progression
Social distancing
Mask wearing
Effectiveness of these policies
Reducing transmissionRestrictions on movementWork from home
Leisure venue closure
School / business closure
Bans on household mixing
Policy alters the waythe population behaves
The combination of the populationstructure and demographics, population
behaviour and the disease
characteristics determines the courseof the epidemic and ultimately the
number of infections, hospitalisations,and deaths.
Interaction
How they commute
Where they go forleisure, and howfrequently
Where they visit
MovementActivitiesWork/school
Leisure
Household visits
Offices/workplacesSchool/University
Leisure venues:pubs, restaurants,cinemas, etc.
Other householdsCare homes
LocationsHow many contactsbetween people invarious locations
Intensity of contact in each type of location
Mixing
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JUNE results for the first wave
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JUNE results
• below a selection of JUNE results for the 1st wave in England
• some aspects of the code changed in the meantime:• seeding of infections - must reorganise due to multiple CoVid streams• added gyms as leisure venues• take into account ethnicity in household compositions• added vaccination protocols
• refitting underway
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• 1st wave: deaths in hospitals - regional distribution
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• 1st wave: deaths in hospitals - age distribution
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• 1st wave: all deaths - distribution of location
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• extrapolation to second wave from September 1st
fitted parameters from first wave only!
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social imbalances
• look at cumulative infectionrates until July 2020 independence on• age band• household size• ethnicity
• keep in mind: all imbalancesonly due to regional andsociological differences encodedin census data
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impact of household size impact of ethnicity
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t 12
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u 24
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n 18
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i 30
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ed 1
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e 17
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ovSa
t 05
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u 17
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on 0
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n
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London,daily_deaths,age=total,run=23,wv=10
daily
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ths
Sat 1
5 Fe
bFr
i 21
Feb
Thu
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ebW
ed 0
4 M
arTu
e 10
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Mon
16
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Sun
22 M
arSa
t 28
Mar
Fri 0
3 Ap
rTh
u 09
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Wed
15
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Tue
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prM
on 2
7 Ap
rSu
n 03
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Sat 0
9 M
ayFr
i 15
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Thu
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ayW
ed 2
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ayTu
e 02
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Mon
08
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Sun
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unSa
t 20
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Fri 2
6 Ju
nTh
u 02
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Wed
08
Jul
Tue
14 J
ulM
on 2
0 Ju
lSu
n 26
Jul
Sat 0
1 Au
gFr
i 07
Aug
Thu
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ugW
ed 1
9 Au
gTu
e 25
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31
Aug
Sun
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epSa
t 12
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Fri 1
8 Se
pTh
u 24
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Wed
30
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Tue
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ctM
on 1
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ctSu
n 18
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4 O
ctFr
i 30
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Thu
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ovW
ed 1
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e 17
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23
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Sun
29 N
ovSa
t 05
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Fri 1
1 D
ecTh
u 17
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23
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Tue
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on 0
4 Ja
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ths
Sat 1
5 Fe
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i 21
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Thu
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ebW
ed 0
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arTu
e 10
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16
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arSa
t 28
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Fri 0
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rTh
u 09
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prM
on 2
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rSu
n 03
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Sat 0
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ayFr
i 15
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Thu
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ayW
ed 2
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ayTu
e 02
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Mon
08
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Sun
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unSa
t 20
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Fri 2
6 Ju
nTh
u 02
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Wed
08
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Tue
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ulM
on 2
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lSu
n 26
Jul
Sat 0
1 Au
gFr
i 07
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Thu
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ugW
ed 1
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gTu
e 25
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Mon
31
Aug
Sun
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epSa
t 12
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Fri 1
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pTh
u 24
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Wed
30
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Tue
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ctM
on 1
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ctSu
n 18
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Sat 2
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ctFr
i 30
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Thu
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ovW
ed 1
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ovTu
e 17
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Mon
23
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Sun
29 N
ovSa
t 05
Dec
Fri 1
1 D
ecTh
u 17
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Wed
23
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Tue
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on 0
4 Ja
n
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ths
Sat 1
5 Fe
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i 21
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Thu
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ed 0
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arTu
e 10
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Mon
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Sun
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arSa
t 28
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Fri 0
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rTh
u 09
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15
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Tue
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prM
on 2
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rSu
n 03
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i 15
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Thu
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ayW
ed 2
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ayTu
e 02
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Mon
08
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Sun
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unSa
t 20
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Fri 2
6 Ju
nTh
u 02
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Wed
08
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Tue
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ulM
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lSu
n 26
Jul
Sat 0
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gFr
i 07
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Thu
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ugW
ed 1
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e 25
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31
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Sun
06 S
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t 12
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Fri 1
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pTh
u 24
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Wed
30
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Tue
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on 1
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ctSu
n 18
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Sat 2
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i 30
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Thu
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ovW
ed 1
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e 17
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23
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Sun
29 N
ovSa
t 05
Dec
Fri 1
1 D
ecTh
u 17
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23
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Tue
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i 21
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Thu
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ed 0
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arTu
e 10
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t 28
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Fri 0
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rTh
u 09
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15
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prM
on 2
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rSu
n 03
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ayFr
i 15
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ayW
ed 2
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ayTu
e 02
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08
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Sun
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unSa
t 20
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Fri 2
6 Ju
nTh
u 02
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08
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Tue
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ulM
on 2
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lSu
n 26
Jul
Sat 0
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gFr
i 07
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Thu
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ugW
ed 1
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gTu
e 25
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31
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Sun
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t 12
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u 24
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30
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Tue
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on 1
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ctSu
n 18
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i 30
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Thu
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ovW
ed 1
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e 17
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23
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Sun
29 N
ovSa
t 05
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Fri 1
1 D
ecTh
u 17
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23
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ths_
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Sat 1
5 Fe
bFr
i 21
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Thu
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ed 0
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arTu
e 10
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Sun
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arSa
t 28
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Fri 0
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u 09
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prM
on 2
7 Ap
rSu
n 03
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Sat 0
9 M
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i 15
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Thu
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ayW
ed 2
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e 02
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Mon
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Sun
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unSa
t 20
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Fri 2
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nTh
u 02
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Wed
08
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Tue
14 J
ulM
on 2
0 Ju
lSu
n 26
Jul
Sat 0
1 Au
gFr
i 07
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Thu
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ugW
ed 1
9 Au
gTu
e 25
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Mon
31
Aug
Sun
06 S
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t 12
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pTh
u 24
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30
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on 1
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n 18
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i 30
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Thu
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ovW
ed 1
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e 17
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23
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ovSa
t 05
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u 17
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ths_
hosp
_and
_icu
Sat 1
5 Fe
bFr
i 21
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Thu
27 F
ebW
ed 0
4 M
arTu
e 10
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Mon
16
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Sun
22 M
arSa
t 28
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Fri 0
3 Ap
rTh
u 09
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Wed
15
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Tue
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prM
on 2
7 Ap
rSu
n 03
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Sat 0
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ayFr
i 15
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Thu
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ayW
ed 2
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ayTu
e 02
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Mon
08
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Sun
14 J
unSa
t 20
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Fri 2
6 Ju
nTh
u 02
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08
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Tue
14 J
ulM
on 2
0 Ju
lSu
n 26
Jul
Sat 0
1 Au
gFr
i 07
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Thu
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ugW
ed 1
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gTu
e 25
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Mon
31
Aug
Sun
06 S
epSa
t 12
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Fri 1
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pTh
u 24
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30
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on 1
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n 18
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i 30
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ed 1
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e 17
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t 05
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u 17
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Sat 1
5 Fe
bFr
i 21
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ed 0
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e 10
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arSa
t 28
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Fri 0
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rTh
u 09
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prM
on 2
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rSu
n 03
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i 15
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ayW
ed 2
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e 02
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08
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t 20
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Fri 2
6 Ju
nTh
u 02
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08
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14 J
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lSu
n 26
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gFr
i 07
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Thu
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ugW
ed 1
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gTu
e 25
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Sun
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t 12
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Fri 1
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u 24
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30
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ctM
on 1
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n 18
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i 30
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ed 1
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e 17
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Sun
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ovSa
t 05
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Fri 1
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u 17
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i 21
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e 10
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t 28
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u 09
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prM
on 2
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n 03
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i 15
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ed 2
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e 02
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t 20
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u 02
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n 26
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i 07
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ugW
ed 1
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e 25
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t 12
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u 24
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n 18
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i 30
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e 17
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t 05
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u 09
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u 02
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introduction IBM’s JUNE Results Cox’s Bazaar Outlook
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i 21
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F. Krauss IDAS & IPPP
JUNE– open-source individual-based epidemics model
introduction IBM’s JUNE Results Cox’s Bazaar Outlook
a spin-off:
JUNE for Cox’s Bazaar Refugee Operation
F. Krauss IDAS & IPPP
JUNE– open-source individual-based epidemics model
introduction IBM’s JUNE Results Cox’s Bazaar Outlook
• one of our students (J.Bullock) has spent 6 months of placementwith UN Global Pulse in New York
• ongoing contact, and he talked with them about our code
• as a result, three students collaborate with WHO, UN-Global Pulse,and IBM-MIT Watson AI lab to provide tools for scenario planningfor Cox’s Bazaar in Bangladesh
(huge refugee camp, Rohingya crisis in Myanmar)
F. Krauss IDAS & IPPP
JUNE– open-source individual-based epidemics model
introduction IBM’s JUNE Results Cox’s Bazaar Outlook
F. Krauss IDAS & IPPP
JUNE– open-source individual-based epidemics model
introduction IBM’s JUNE Results Cox’s Bazaar Outlook
F. Krauss IDAS & IPPP
JUNE– open-source individual-based epidemics model
introduction IBM’s JUNE Results Cox’s Bazaar Outlook
conclusions & outlook
F. Krauss IDAS & IPPP
JUNE– open-source individual-based epidemics model
introduction IBM’s JUNE Results Cox’s Bazaar Outlook
summary
• epidemiology is an interesting field of science
• constructed an individual-based model with supreme granularity:demography, geography, sociology
• model informed operational planning of NHS:
→ early warning of second wave→ understanding of transmission sociology
• code is highly flexible:
→ addition of new effects & policies relatively painless→ adaptation to new environments: Cox’s Bazaar→ adaptation to Germany underway (M.Schott, U Mainz)
• challenge to widespread perception in computational sociology:more and better detail often helps
F. Krauss IDAS & IPPP
JUNE– open-source individual-based epidemics model
introduction IBM’s JUNE Results Cox’s Bazaar Outlook
outlook
• continue decision support for NHS:• impact of mutations:
added Kent variant B1.1.7• impact of vaccination protocols:
take-up, efficacy• new fits underway
(difficulty: Xmas mixing)
• follow-up studies on social imbalances:ethnicity, IFR in dependence onsocio-economic deprivation
• use for historical studies:Spanish Flu, Black Death
F. Krauss IDAS & IPPP
JUNE– open-source individual-based epidemics model
introduction IBM’s JUNE Results Cox’s Bazaar Outlook
meet the JUNE team
• work started in March
• publication on medRxiv (https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.12.15.20248246v2)
• very interdisciplinary research, programming and data crunchingmainly driven by PhD students from Durham CDT
Joseph Bullock1,3, Carolina Cuesta-Lazaro1,2, Arnau Quera-Bofarull1,2,Miguel de-Icaza-Lizaola1,2, Aidan Sedgewick1,2, Henry Truong1,3,
Aoife Curran1,2, Edward Elliott1,2,Richard Bower1,2, Tristan Caulfield4, Kevin Fong4,
Ian Vernon5, Julian Willams6 & FK1,3
1 Institute for Data Science Durham2 Institute for Computational Cosmology Durham3 Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology Durham4 University College London & NHS5 Mathematical Sciences, Durham6 Institute for Hazard, Risk & Resilience Durham
F. Krauss IDAS & IPPP
JUNE– open-source individual-based epidemics model