Guest Editors
Dr. Dharma P. Agrawal, University of Cincinnati, USA
Dr. B. B. Gupta, National Institute of Technology, India
Dr. Arcangelo Castiglione, University of Salerno, Italy
Summary
This global COVID 19 crisis is getting worse with each day and governments are finding it really difficult in minimize the unprecedented impacts to human lives. Several attempts have been made to understand the factors associated with the assessment and control of COVID 19. Despite ongoing efforts to understand the pandemic’s characteristics, still, there lacks a general consensus among the research community about a comprehensive method for COVID 19 evolution, assessment, analysis, and control. Understanding the complexities of COVID 19 crisis and its impacts under the influence of global and local factors requires investigation of new techniques, methodologies and approaches.
The objective of this special issue is to encourage researchers to share their research outputs for preparing better solutions for tackling the pandemic. Contributions from various engineering, scientific, economic and social fields that exploit data analytics, machine learning, data mining, remote sensing, experimental studies are welcomed.
Keywords
• Analysis of the hosting and transmission modes of COVID-19
• Methods for investigating the role of environmental factors in governing the infection potential
• Prediction and forecast of COVID 19 evolution and spread
• Impact assessment and risk analysis in various sectors such as health, environment, economy and social wellbeing
• Investigation of the fate of COVID 19 in possible climatic and socio-economic scenarios
• Strategies for post-lockdown survival
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