Airborne Transmission in Indoor Settings
Practical Indicators for Risk of Airborne Transmission in Shared Indoor Environments and Their Application to COVID-19 Outbreaks attached more
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It is a very Good "Pictoral Guideline" for organizers of such events; of whatever nature,Sports, Music, Religious, Educational.- First of all these organizers should be consciendized well on the various Activities and how that Activity influences the transmissibility. It needs efforts from from the concerned, that this activity eg. heavy exercise and silent presence, singing so that if the organizers are commercial or otherwise can understand and acct accordingly. The table tries to explain 3 major factors, the activity, Transmissibility that influence the spread of viru: under the surroundings, * the quality of Ventilation, Open air or Closed room. It is classified into Well ventilate or poorly ventilated. * next is occupancy in relation to the dimention of the place High or low. For example : High occupancy with no face covering with poor ventilation for heavy exercise, the chances of Transmissibility is 83% (that is 83 % of the people under this condition will get infected) Low occupancy with no face covering with good ventilation for Heavy exercise the chances of transmissibility is 39% IF THE ORGANIZERS FOLLOW THIS FINDING AND FOLLOW THE RESPECTIVE PROTOCOLS ACCORDINGLY THE PROLIFERATION OF THE THE VIRUS CAN BE STOPPED QUICKLY, PARTICULARLY THE EXPONENCIAL GROWTH (doubling in 3 days). more
Jan 21
Agree, we continued to be deceived on covid. France has taken bold steps, other countries should learn from it. more
Jan 20
Some respiratory infections can be transmitted through the airborne pathway in which aerosol particles ( more
Jan 20
