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猪场尼帕病毒传播的动力学建模与多措施防控评估
Modeling the Transmission Dynamics and Evaluating Intervention Strategies for Nipah Virus in Pig Farms

DOI: 10.12677/aam.2026.151031, PP. 312-325

Keywords: 尼帕病毒,SEAIRS-SEI模型,基本再生数,全局渐近稳定性,防控策略
Nipah Virus
, SEAIRS-SEI Model, Basic Reproduction Number, Global Asymptotic Stability, Prevention and Control Strategies

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尼帕病毒(NiV)在猪场中的传播构成重大公共卫生威胁。本研究建立SEAIRS-SEI人猪耦合模型,通过理论分析和数值模拟评估三种控制措施的效果。结果表明:当基本再生数R0小于1时疫情可控,当R0大于1时可能暴发疫情;单一措施效果有限,而工人防护(ε)、有效治疗(φ)和猪群扑杀(ξ)三措施协同可将R0降至0.63,实现有效防控。本研究为尼帕病毒防控提供了重要理论依据。
Nipah Virus (NiV) transmission in pig farms poses a significant public health threat. This study establishes a coupled human-pig SEAIRS-SEI model to assess the effectiveness of three control measures through theoretical analysis and numerical simulations. The results indicate that an outbreak is controllable when the basic reproduction number (R?) is less than 1, but may escalate if R? exceeds 1. While individual measures show limited efficacy, the combined implementation of worker protection (ε), effective treatment (φ), and pig culling (ξ) can synergistically reduce R? to 0.63, thereby achieving effective containment. This research provides an important theoretical foundation for the prevention and control of Nipah Virus outbreaks.

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