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CATEGORIES:Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
SUMMARY:PLENARY TALK - COVID-19: RAMP Task 7. Environmenta
l and aerosol transmission - Paul Linden (Universi
ty of Cambridge)
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URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/149782
DESCRIPTION:The
Royal Society initiative to provide Rapid A
ssistance in Modelling the Pandemic
(RAMP) has
garnered a large number of scientists across the U
K working
voluntarily in a wide range of issues
associated with the current pandemic. In
this
talk I will describe the outputs of the fifty odd
scientists with
expertise\, broadly speaking\,
in fluid mechanics who have been considering
as
pects of the airborne transmission of the virus. P
ost lockdown major risks of
infection are assoc
iated with occupancy of public buildings such asrestaurants\, schools\, and other places where p
eople congregate indoors\, and in
public transp
ortation. I will describe what we have learnt over
the past couple
of months about the impact of
building ventilation\, the deposition of droplets\
,
modes of exhalation and inhalation and other
factors such as the effects of
occupancy levels
and the movement of people in these indoor enviro
nments\, and
what seem to be the key outstandin
g questions.
LOCATION:Seminar Room 1\, Newton Institute
CONTACT:INI IT
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