Social Work

Examining the population flow network in China and its implications for epidemic control based on Baidu migration data

S. Wei and L. Wang

This study by Sheng Wei and Lei Wang explores the intricate population flow network in China and its vital implications for controlling epidemic spread, particularly during and prior to the Spring Festival. By analyzing Baidu migration data, the research unveils a concentrated migration pattern that correlates significantly with COVID-19 case distributions, emphasizing the need for effective lockdown strategies.

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