A retrospective study: meteorological factors and COVID-19
Background: With the outbreak of novel coronavirus, the global epidemic prevention form is severe. Purpose: This paper aimed to investigate the association between meteorological factors (temperature, precipitation and relative humidity) and the daily new cases in Wuhan.
Methods: generalized linear model was built to evaluate the link between daily average temperature and the new cases COVID-19. Spearman rank correlation coefficient was used to investigate the association between temperature, relative humidity, precipitation and the daily new cases COVID-19.
Result: The correlation coefficient for daily average temperature, relative humidity, precipitation and NCP were 0.11, -0.083 and 0.17, respectively. The maximal effect of temperature on the new cases NCP appeared on Lag0.
Conclusion: The variation of temperature had an effect on the daily new cases.
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Posted 22 May, 2020
A retrospective study: meteorological factors and COVID-19
Posted 22 May, 2020
Background: With the outbreak of novel coronavirus, the global epidemic prevention form is severe. Purpose: This paper aimed to investigate the association between meteorological factors (temperature, precipitation and relative humidity) and the daily new cases in Wuhan.
Methods: generalized linear model was built to evaluate the link between daily average temperature and the new cases COVID-19. Spearman rank correlation coefficient was used to investigate the association between temperature, relative humidity, precipitation and the daily new cases COVID-19.
Result: The correlation coefficient for daily average temperature, relative humidity, precipitation and NCP were 0.11, -0.083 and 0.17, respectively. The maximal effect of temperature on the new cases NCP appeared on Lag0.
Conclusion: The variation of temperature had an effect on the daily new cases.
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