COVID-19 Webinar Series

Session 3

Understanding exposure and transmission in the indoor environment

Keynote Speaker

Paul Dabisch – Fort Detrick, Maryland, USA

 

Laboratory studies to assess the potential for aerosol transmission of SARS-CoV-2

Marc Stettler – Imperial College London

Defining a set of expiratory aerosol/droplet source terms for modellers.

Martie Van Tongeren – The University of Manchester

Precarious employment conditions as a risk factor for presenteeism and transmission of COVID-19: A rapid review.

Andreas Schroeder – Institute of Aerodynamics and Flow Technology, Goettingen

3D Lagrangian and Eulerian flow investigations around a cyclically breathing thermal manikin using dense tracking of HFSBs by Shake-The-Box in a 12 m³ room

Keynote Speaker

Lisa Ng – NIST

Simulation of controls for reducing aerosol exposure in educational spaces using FaTIMA.

Richard Kaye – University of Hertfordshire

CV-2: A compact personal monitor for exposure to hazardous chemical or biological aerosols in indoor and outdoor environments

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