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Infectious behaviour: Simulating the effects of communication and social influence on pathogen transmission in crowds
Public health measures at mass gatherings work only if people follow them, and adherence depends both on how instructions are communicated and what others do. We link these behavioural factors to pathogen transmission in a local-scale, agent-based exposure model combining pedestrian dynamics with ai
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