Understanding covid-19 strain emergence in the light of mobility patterns

Abstract

In response to the Covid 19 pandemic, countries have sought to control the spread through restricting population movement and social distancing protocols. It was found that with the decrease in mobility of the people, the transmission was significantly decreased. If there was a surge in movement in some particular area, the cases followed the same trend, i.e., increased. There is a clear relationship between mobility and transmission; thus, this relationship can help us gain some insights. With the help of this project, we aim to find the correlation between the strain flow and mobility to understand the demographic pattern of strain emergence. Keywords: