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Pandemic Simulator

How to use Pandemic Simulator

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Please note that Pandemic Simulator requires a lot of resources when your simulation reaches a Day 40 on a normal laptop.

You can avoid this by turning off the chart. You can do that below at Setup. This will speed up the simulation A LOT.

In Pandemic Simulator, each person is categorized by the level of infection and the treatment they are recieving:

Infection levels:

  1. Susceptible (Not infected)
  2. Exposed (Infected, but is not infectious and shows no symptoms)
  3. Infectious (Infected, but shows no symptoms)
  4. Visible (Infected, and shows symptoms)
  5. Critical (In danger of death if not hospitalised)
  6. Deceased (Died of the disease)
  7. Recovered (Immune from the disease)

Treatment levels:

  1. Positive (Got tested positive)
  2. Isolated (Self-isolation)
  3. Quarantined (Government-enforced isolation)
  4. In ICU (Undergoing treatment for critical condition)

You can use the sliders below to change the factors of the pandemic simulation.

Color codes for the simulation

Outlines:

People:

Simulation Parameters

Community Information

Note: The simulation will contain 4 communities, each community will have a certain amount of people, and based on that, there will be a calculated number of houses, offices, parks/malls, etc.

Medical Capacity

Lockdown Thresholds

Show disease settings

 

Disease Presets

Note: The ICU Mortality rate can differ to what time you are trying to simulate. You can change it by clicking here to show those settings.

SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19)
COVID-19, 2020 (SARS-CoV-2)
Yersina Pestis (Black Death)
Black Death Outbreak, 1347 (Yersina Pestis)
H1N1 Influenza Type A (Spanish Flu Outbreak)
1918 Spanish Flu Outbreak, 1918 (H1N1 Influenza A Virus)