Research
ACCDMi researchers use data science, applied mathematics, and statistics to advance disease ecology modelling.
1. ONE Health and zoonotic infections (Led by Dr. Javier Sanchez)
Projects: Avian influenza models, spillover risk, amphibian disease ecology.
- Baafi, J. and A. Hurford. Effect of Climate Warming on Mosquito Population Dynamics in Newfoundland. Under review at the Bulletin of Mathematical Biology.
2. Stochastic modelling, epidemic forecasting, and small jurisdictions (Led by Dr. Edward Susko)
Projects: Inference for stochastic models, epidemic forecasting, spatial-temporal risk in small communities, outbreak modelling, stochastic control, and advocacy for small jurisdictions.
- Anokye, F., M. WZ Li, S. Walker, and A. Hurford. Quantifying SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant spread and the impact of non-pharmaceutical interventions in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Under review at PLoS Computational Biology.
3. Dynamical systems and control in disease ecology
Projects: Hybrid dispersal models, imperfect vaccination, tumour models with therapy, seasonality and dispersal, and optimal control strategies.
4. Modelling education (Led by Dr. Amy Hurford)
Projects: Online outreach resources, local outreach events, and training workshops.