Understanding Spatiotemporal Human Mobility Patterns for Malaria Control Using a Multiagent Mobility Simulation Model
Yao Li(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Christopher V. Plowe(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Zaw Win Thein(Duke University), Thura Htay(Duke University), Myaing M. Nyunt(Duke University), Kay Thwe Han(Myanmar Oxford Clinical Research Unit), Dong Chen(Technical University of Denmark), Poe Poe Aung(Duke University), Zay Yar Han(Duke University), Kathleen Stewart(University of Maryland, College Park)
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