Computational Models in Human-Scale Problems: COVID Costa Rica

Tomas de-Camino-Beck, Ph.D.

In this presentation, Tomas de-Camino-Beck will explain the foundations of mathematical epidemiological models and where they come from, and will show successful examples dynamically, focusing on a COVID-19 data application case for the country of Costa Rica.

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