Modeling the spread of COVID-19 to create various safer room layouts.
The application takes in user-defined inputs, which include a simple user-drawn layout of the office/rooms that will be simulated, and some constants. The application then uses a Monte Carlo simulation technique to simulate people moving around in the defined layout. This simulation models the spread of COVID-19 in the environment. By modifying some variables, one can find precautions that can help lower the possibility of infection.
Created by The Notus Team.
Details for Notus
Package name
notus
License
BSD-3-Clause
Last updated
25 May 2020 - latest/stable
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