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Mathematical Modelling of an Avian Influenza: Optimal Control Study for Intervention Strategies |
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PP: 1049-1057 |
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doi:10.18576/amis/110411
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Author(s) |
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Chairat Modnak,
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Abstract |
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| Avian influenza, caused by influenza A viruses, has drawn attention from scientists worldwide to study its epidemic dynamics. In this paper, we study the spread of bird flu or avian influenza and optimal control theory for intervention strategies from SIR-based model. In addition, we divide human population into five states; Susceptible (S), Vaccinated (V), Exposed (E), Infective (I) and Recovered (R). Equilibrium analysis to investigate the dynamics of the model is carefully derived. We further study the optimal control to seek cost effective for control and treatment strategies. Numerical results show that strategically deployed vaccination and medical treatment can significantly reduce the numbers of exposed and infectious persons. |
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