Pandemic migration - Revision history

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	* Post pandemic places report.		* Post pandemic places report.
	* PwC CEO Panel survey.		* PwC CEO Panel survey.
		+	* Wood and healthy office spaces.

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	* Defining the office.		* Defining the office.
	* Hub and spoke model.		* Hub and spoke model.
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	* PwC CEO Panel survey.		* PwC CEO Panel survey.

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−	Pandemics such as COVID-19 can be more contagious in large cities for several reasons. ~~Aside from~~ socioeconomic factors associated with quality of life, basic proximity factors can play a role in the spread of transmissible illnesses.	+	Pandemics such as COVID-19 can be more contagious in large cities for several reasons. As well as socioeconomic factors associated with quality of life, basic proximity factors can play a role in the spread of transmissible illnesses.

−	In urban settings, networks of buildings, crowded ~~sidewalks~~ and public transportation create conditions ~~where~~ people often move in closer proximity to each other. During the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, many people were encouraged to work from home. The temporary shift to technology based remote ~~work~~ opened up the possibility of a portion of the workforce permanently relocating away from urban settings.	+	In urban settings, networks of buildings, crowded pavements and public transportation create conditions in which people often move in closer proximity to each other. During the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, many people were encouraged to work from home. The temporary shift to technology-based remote working opened up the possibility of a portion of the workforce permanently relocating away from urban settings.

−	This form of pandemic migration is being explored as a beneficial approach to dealing with the spread of highly infectious illnesses. The results of an October 2020 [https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091 study] conducted by Massimiliano Zanin and David Papo indicate that pandemic migration away from cities to less densely populated areas may help to reduce the spread of illnesses like COVID-19.	+	This form of pandemic migration is being explored as a beneficial approach to dealing with the spread of highly-infectious illnesses.

−	In the study, Zanin and Papo simulated a forced migration that moved healthy people out of dense cities at the onset of a pandemic. The results showed that while movement from big cities to small towns might be slightly less safe for the people in small towns, overall, for a global pandemic situation, this reduction in the density of highly populated areas is better for the majority of ~~all~~ people.	+	The results of an October 2020 [https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091 study] conducted by Massimiliano Zanin and David Papo indicate that pandemic migration away from cities to less densely populated areas may help to reduce the spread of illnesses like COVID-19. In the study, Zanin and Papo simulated a forced migration that moved healthy people out of dense cities at the onset of a pandemic. The results showed that while movement from big cities to small towns might be slightly less safe for the people in small towns, overall, for a global pandemic situation, this reduction in the density of highly populated areas is better for the majority of people.
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		+	FInd out more at: [https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091 https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091]

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	Pandemics such as COVID-19 can be more contagious in large cities for several reasons. Aside from socioeconomic factors associated with quality of life, basic proximity factors can play a role in the spread of transmissible illnesses.		Pandemics such as COVID-19 can be more contagious in large cities for several reasons. Aside from socioeconomic factors associated with quality of life, basic proximity factors can play a role in the spread of transmissible illnesses.

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		+	* Adapting your technology to the new working normal.
		+	* Beyond the pandemic.
	* Coronavirus and the construction industry.		* Coronavirus and the construction industry.
		+	* Defining the office.
		+	* Hub and spoke model.
		+	* PwC CEO Panel survey.

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	* Massimiliano Zanin and David Papo, [https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091 Travel restrictions during pandemics: A useful strategy?]		* Massimiliano Zanin and David Papo, [https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091 Travel restrictions during pandemics: A useful strategy?]
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	Pandemics such as COVID-19 can be more contagious in large cities for several reasons. Aside from socioeconomic factors associated with quality of life, basic proximity factors can play a role in the spread of transmissible illnesses.		Pandemics such as COVID-19 can be more contagious in large cities for several reasons. Aside from socioeconomic factors associated with quality of life, basic proximity factors can play a role in the spread of transmissible illnesses.

−	In urban settings, networks of buildings, crowded sidewalks and public transportation create conditions where people often move in closer proximity to each other. During the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, many people were encouraged to work from home. The temporary shift to technology based remote work opened up the possibility of a portion of the workforce permanently relocating away from urban settings~~. This form of pandemic migration is being explored as a feasible strategy for dealing with the spread of highly infectious illnesses~~.	+	In urban settings, networks of buildings, crowded sidewalks and public transportation create conditions where people often move in closer proximity to each other. During the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, many people were encouraged to work from home. The temporary shift to technology based remote work opened up the possibility of a portion of the workforce permanently relocating away from urban settings.

−	The results of a [https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091 study] conducted by Massimiliano Zanin and David Papo indicate that pandemic migration away from cities to less densely populated areas may help to reduce the spread of illnesses like COVID-19. In the study, they simulated a forced migration that moved healthy people out of dense cities at the onset of a pandemic. The results showed that while movement from big cities to small towns might be slightly less safe for the people in small towns, overall, for a global pandemic situation, this reduction in the density of highly populated areas is better for the majority of all people.	+	This form of pandemic migration is being explored as a beneficial approach to dealing with the spread of highly infectious illnesses. The results of an October 2020 [https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091 study] conducted by Massimiliano Zanin and David Papo indicate that pandemic migration away from cities to less densely populated areas may help to reduce the spread of illnesses like COVID-19.

−	~~"Collaboration between different governments and administrations is an essential ingredient towards controlling a pandemic~~, and ~~one should consider~~ the ~~possibility~~ of ~~small-scale sacrifices~~ to ~~reach~~ a global ~~benefit~~,~~" Zanin said~~.	+	In the study, Zanin and Papo simulated a forced migration that moved healthy people out of dense cities at the onset of a pandemic. The results showed that while movement from big cities to small towns might be slightly less safe for the people in small towns, overall, for a global pandemic situation, this reduction in the density of highly populated areas is better for the majority of all people.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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		+	* Coronavirus and the construction industry.

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	* Massimiliano Zanin and David Papo, [https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091 Travel restrictions during pandemics: A useful strategy?]		* Massimiliano Zanin and David Papo, [https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091 Travel restrictions during pandemics: A useful strategy?]

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Pandemics such as COVID-19 can be more contagious in large cities for several reasons. Aside from socioeconomic factors associated with quality of life, basic proximity factors can play a role in the spread of transmissible illnesses.

In urban settings, networks of buildings, crowded sidewalks and public transportation create conditions where people often move in closer proximity to each other. During the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, many people were encouraged to work from home. The temporary shift to technology based remote work opened up the possibility of a portion of the workforce permanently relocating away from urban settings. This form of pandemic migration is being explored as a feasible strategy for dealing with the spread of highly infectious illnesses.

The results of a [https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091 study] conducted by Massimiliano Zanin and David Papo indicate that pandemic migration away from cities to less densely populated areas may help to reduce the spread of illnesses like COVID-19. In the study, they simulated a forced migration that moved healthy people out of dense cities at the onset of a pandemic. The results showed that while movement from big cities to small towns might be slightly less safe for the people in small towns, overall, for a global pandemic situation, this reduction in the density of highly populated areas is better for the majority of all people.

"Collaboration between different governments and administrations is an essential ingredient towards controlling a pandemic, and one should consider the possibility of small-scale sacrifices to reach a global benefit," Zanin said.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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* Massimiliano Zanin and David Papo, [https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0028091 Travel restrictions during pandemics: A useful strategy?]