Complex of Computer Models for Monitoring Epidemiological Processes Based on the Mathematical Apparatus of ODE SIR

Assyl Ayan, Zhenisgul Rakhmetullina, Shynar Tezekpayeva, Almira Bukunova

2024

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DOI 10.1109/ieeeconf61558.2024.10585361
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Abstract

Modern challenges in public health, such as the coronavirus pandemic, require efficient and reliable data management tools for analysis, modeling, and decision-making. Thanks to modern tools, including mathematical and information models, it is possible to forecast how an epidemic will unfold and take measures to prevent it. This article presents a mathematical description of ODE SIR, a detailed analysis of the data warehouse design process, and the creation of an epidemiological process simulation model.