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COVID-19 ABM (1.0.1)

Model of the Corona pandemic outbreak

The COVID-19 ABM aims to predict the qualitative behaviour of the CoViD-19 epidemic dynamics for the greater region of Salzburg City. Specifically, by means of scenario testing, it aims to help assessing how containment interventions can allow a stepwise relaxation of the lockdown without risking a new outbreak.

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Release Notes

Overview

This is a bug-fix for the first release of the model “COVID-19 ABM” v 1.0.0.

Issues solved

  • the relative paths for two datasets (dem.tif and work_places.shp) were corrected. Now the simulation can be executed without errors

Steps to use

  • Download the model files in the given structure and save it on your computer
  • open GAMA v 1.8 (https://gama-platform.github.io/) and create a new -> GAMA project in the User Models
  • import external files from disk, navigate to the downloaded model files and select the /code folder
  • open the CoronaABM.gaml and execute the “simulate_ABM experiment”

All necessary data are included in the file structure under the Corona/inclues folder and can be replaced by your own data.

The model is published under the open cc-by-nc-sa license. If you plan to use it for your region or develop it further, please drop me an email: gudrun.wallentin@sbg.ac.at.

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COVID-19 ABM 1.0.1

Submitted by Gudrun Wallentin Published Apr 21, 2020 Last modified Jun 20, 2020
COVID-19 GAMA Corona epidemic

Model of the Corona pandemic outbreak

The COVID-19 ABM aims to predict the qualitative behaviour of the CoViD-19 epidemic dynamics for the greater region of Salzburg City. Specifically, by means of scenario testing, it aims to help assessing how containment interventions can allow a stepwise relaxation of the lockdown without risking a new outbreak.

Release Notes

Overview

This is a bug-fix for the first release of the model “COVID-19 ABM” v 1.0.0.

Issues solved

  • the relative paths for two datasets (dem.tif and work_places.shp) were corrected. Now the simulation can be executed without errors

Steps to use

  • Download the model files in the given structure and save it on your computer
  • open GAMA v 1.8 (https://gama-platform.github.io/) and create a new -> GAMA project in the User Models
  • import external files from disk, navigate to the downloaded model files and select the /code folder
  • open the CoronaABM.gaml and execute the “simulate_ABM experiment”

All necessary data are included in the file structure under the Corona/inclues folder and can be replaced by your own data.

The model is published under the open cc-by-nc-sa license. If you plan to use it for your region or develop it further, please drop me an email: gudrun.wallentin@sbg.ac.at.

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Gudrun Wallentin (2020, April 21). “COVID-19 ABM” (Version 1.0.1). CoMSES Computational Model Library. Retrieved from: https://www.comses.net/codebases/4457fe3b-e063-40f3-a07d-4c511988cd8d/releases/1.0.1/

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Contributors
Gudrun Wallentin
External Repository
github.com/gwallentin/COVID-19-ABM
DOI
No assigned DOI
Model Version
1.0.1
License
CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0
Programming Language
GAMA
Software Framework
GAMA
Operating System
Windows
Publish Date
Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Last Updated
Saturday, June 20, 2020
Downloads 337
Peer Review
Unreviewed
Version Submitter First published Last modified Status
1.0.1 Gudrun Wallentin Tue Apr 21 08:59:02 2020 Sat Jun 20 12:49:26 2020 Published
1.0.0 Gudrun Wallentin Tue Apr 21 07:20:07 2020 Tue Apr 21 07:20:08 2020 Published

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