Journal article · 2023
A hybrid mathematical model for an optimal border closure policy during a pandemic
International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science 33(4) Open access
Summary
A hybrid epidemiological and economic model, with an artificial-intelligence component, to help decision-makers choose border-closure policies during a health crisis that limit an outbreak while protecting tourism revenue.
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Research theme
Crises, epidemics & resilience
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