Authors: Alvin Cheng[i], Hayden Cheng[ii], Maurice Glucksman[iii] Click here too see and make a copy of the Hong Kong model This is the second in our series of articles on Hong Kong. Here we aim to show you how our modelling of the COVID 19 outbreak provokes critical questions and…

Case 3: London. Authors: Alan Patrick[1], Maurice Glucksman[2] YOU CAN download AND make your own COPY of the London model here This article is reporting in more depth on what has happened in London through the lens of our simulation model. We are now pivoting from “understanding what has happened”…

COVID 19 Localisations article series — Authors: Dr Glenn Cornett, Maurice Glucksman This is the fourth article in a series. Today we have focused on two surprises: In a companion article: a terrifying situation in Indonesia Here we are reviewing an update of our New York City case. There is some potentially better news in the…

by Danendra Argyaputra Sakti, Maurice Glucksman and Alvin Cheng This is the third article in a series. Today we have focused on two surprises: Here we are reporting on what can only be described as a potentially terrifying situation in Indonesia. In a companion article: an update of our New…

Will it be over by June? Or next year? If you are infected and need help will the healthcare services be ready? Our mission is to answer questions like these by getting you the reader to do it for yourself using the tools we have created. …

Viral infections happen in clusters. A forecasting tool that can be localised is essential: e.g. where should the next shipment of respirators be sent? On 19 March 2020 Thomas Pueyo published this follow up article that examines in detail at a country level how to manage the Covid-19 response. …