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Modelling systemic COVID-19 impacts in cities

Engineering and Technology

Modelling systemic COVID-19 impacts in cities

L. Beevers, M. Bedinger, et al.

This paper presents the Urban Systems Abstraction Hierarchy (USAH), offering new insights into the COVID-19 pandemic's impacts on cities, specifically applying it to Edinburgh. The research, led by authors from the University of Edinburgh and Heriot-Watt University, identifies key areas for enhancing urban resilience and recovery strategies.

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