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Revision as of 19:54, 10 January 2024

Title: Simulation of pandemic spread

Author: Daniel Kopecký

Method: Agent-based model

Tool: NetLogo

Introduction and problem definition

Not so long ago we had the COVID-19 pandemic, which showed us the shortcomings in dealing with this type of problem. Pandemic propagation simulation can be a key tool to model, analyse and predict the evolution of a pandemic. This model deals specifically with viral diseases. The aim of this simulation is to be able to predict the spread of a pandemic virus, whereby using appropriate values, it can simulate the approximate development of a pandemic in the Czechia.

Method

An agent-based model in NetLogo is used to simulate the spread of the pandemic. This allows us to code our own scenario using different variables and helps us to get closer to the real pandemic evolution.

Model

Environment

Agents

Movement

Spread of infection

End of the simulation

Variables

  • init-population - Population at the beginning of the simulation
  • init-infected - Number of infected at the start of the simulation
  • recovery.rate - Rate of recovery of infected individuals
  • init-immune - Number of immune individuals at the beginning of the simulation
  • quarantine.effort - Quarantine effort (affects the chance of infecting an individual)
  • transmission.rate - Rate of virus transmission between individuals
  • infected-mortality - Virus mortality rate
  • healthcare.capacity - Capacity of health facilities (affects the rate of death of individuals)
  • immunity? - Turns immunity on or off

Output

Plots

Results

Conclusion

Sources

NetLogo File