Bioweapons versus Computer-Based Counter Measure Techniques and Mathematical Modelling for the Prediction of COVID-19

ABSTRACT

More people have died as a result of disease transmission than have died in genuine wars. Despite being a naturally occurring disease, the great influenza epidemic of 1918 killed 20 million people globally during World War I. However, genetic engineering is employed to develop bioweapon agents. Bioweapons are weapons that involve the deliberate use of chemicals and microorganisms to cause sickness and death in people. Because biological agents are readily available and are easy to carry from one location to another, they are less likely to be detected during routine security checks and they are inexpensive to produce. This weapon is both deadly and appealing to use. This paper discusses various bioweapon systems as well as computer-based techniques used in the medical and agricultural fields to detect and counter any disease spread by bioweapons. A mathematical model (SEIR) for the prediction of infectious diseases has been described and modelled, and it can be used to predict cases in certain areas. © 2023 selection and editorial matter, Preeti Nagrath, Jafar A. Alzubi, Bhawna Singla, Joel J. P. C. Rodrigues and A. K. Verma;individual chapters, the contributors.