HIGHLIGHTS
SUMMARY
The transport model provides the population and interaction network of agents (individuals) to the epidemic model in 2 of 14 order to produce the dynamic of infections. The epidemic model takes into account the heterogeneity of the agents` behavior, and thus, the risk of infection depending on several factors such as barrier measures and social distancing. Indeed, since all the individuals` daily events are tracked, the authors can identify the locations and the durations of all the interactions between the agents and infer the probability that an infected agent contaminates a non-infected one . . .
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