Calibration of a Macroscopic Coupled People-Epidemic Transport PDE Model via Density and Velocity Computation from Microscopic Data
Nikoletta Hadjihabi, Nikolaos Bekiaris-Liberis
Abstract
We introduce an approach for derivation and smoothing of macroscopic densities and velocities from people trajectories, obtained from microscopic position data of individuals within a football stadium. We compute macroscopic densities specifically for susceptible, infected, and exposed individuals, via detection of exposed individuals based on the duration of critical contacts between susceptible and infected. We then present and numerically solve a crowd flow - epidemic spreading PDE model using a finite volume scheme. Finally, we calibrate the model using the smoothed densities computed.
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