Partially observed epidemics in wildlife hosts: Modelling an outbreak of dolphin morbillivirus in the northwestern Atlantic, June 2013-2014

Keyphrases

• June 2013 100%
• Northwestern Atlantic 100%
• Dolphin Morbillivirus 100%
• Wildlife Host 100%
• Partially Observed 100%
• Network Analysis 50%
• Virginia 50%
• Statistical Framework 50%
• Transmission Dynamics 50%
• Novel Methodology 50%
• Epidemiology 50%
• Morbillivirus 50%
• Transmission Rate 50%
• Gulf of Mexico 50%
• Local Motion 50%
• Self-excitation 50%
• Viral Spread 50%
• Cetacean 50%
• Marine Mammals 50%
• Sparse Data 50%
• Measles 50%
• Poisson Process Model 50%
• Virus Transmission 50%
• Spatial Spread 50%
• Pre-existing Immunity 50%
• Transmission Process 50%
• Seasonal Migration 50%
• Effective Reproduction number 50%
• Northwestern Atlantic Ocean 50%
• Virginia Beach 50%
• Spatiotemporal Spread 50%
• Recent Outbreaks 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Toothed Whale 100%
• Morbillivirus 100%
• Infectious Agent 33%
• Infectious Disease 33%
• Measles 33%
• Virus Transmission 33%
• Process Model 33%
• Marine Mammal 33%
• Infection 33%
• Cohort Effect 33%
• Epidemiology 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Morbillivirus 100%
• Marine Mammal 33%
• Stochastic Process 33%
• Virus 33%
• Ecology 33%