From Gateways to Sentinels: How Airports Can Use Detection to Control Infection—November 2022

From Gateways to Sentinels: How Airports Can Use Detection to Control Infection—November 2022

Innovation & Technology
Health and Healthcare Technology and Innovation Analysis
Pages:15 pages20 min read

Author: Signal49 Research

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During the pandemic, airports were focal points in trying to stop the spread of infection. This research looks at new ways to monitor and counter the prevalence of COVID–19 and other dangerous pathogens arriving in Canada.

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Originally produced for the Innovation Economy Council (IEC), this research looks at new ways to monitor and counter dangerous pathogens arriving in Canada. The IEC is now Signal49 Research’s Canadian Centre for the Innovation Economy (CCIE). 

What are airports doing to monitor and counter the spread of dangerous pathogens? How can airports be used to monitor for dangers without affecting passengers or airlines’ operations? Are airports up to the challenge of quickly adopting new measures to counter infectious threats?

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