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The goal of this project is to detect potential correlations between COVID-19 transmission events and particular weather patterns.

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COVID-19 and Weather Patterns

Kyle Bassignani, Jeff Borgerson, and Christian Westbrook
Colorado State University

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The goal of this work is to determine whether or not weather patterns should be considered as supporting input data when making predictions about new daily COVID-19 cases within a given geographical space. Using census, weather, and COVID-19 datasets provided by the Urban Sustain project, the authors attempt to quantify the correlation between particular weather patterns and COVID-19 transmission events.

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TensorFlow: https://www.tensorflow.org/
Keras: https://keras.io/

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The goal of this project is to detect potential correlations between COVID-19 transmission events and particular weather patterns.

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