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Advancements in Civil Engineering & Technology
Effects of Population Density and Traffic Flow on Covid-19 Disasters in Florida
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Open or CloseJieya Yang, Wenrui Huang* and Eren Ozguven
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, Tallahassee, USA
*Corresponding author:Wenrui Huang, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, USA , Email: whuang@eng.famu. fsu.edu
Submission: April 01, 2020;Published: June 08, 2020
ISSN : 2639-0574Volume4 Issue2
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population density and less visitors has much less cases (only 3%). However, in the Northeast and South Florida regions with high population density and more travelers has much more numbers of cases (97%). Monitoring and managing traffic flow in both roadways and airliners, especially in populated cities, may be helpful for mitigating the disasters caused by the Covid-19 data. For potential hurricane impacts, evacuation and sheltering plan should be made with consideration of social distancing during the pandemic.
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