Epidemic Simulator

Since we're currently dealing with troubled times, nothing says prepared better than testing the algorithms according to which one predicts the spread of a dangerous virus. Epidemic Simulator might seem like a game at first, but it's more of an educative or demonstrative prop for those trying to figure out how the spreading of disease happens. It could be used in schools, hospitals, or even at work in an attempt to make people more knowledgeable in this particular matter.

Now, the most important thing before running the simulation is altering each particular element that is being taken into account in your created scenario. How many people will be there to deal with this simulated virus? With how many people will your supposed pandemic start with? One can also alter the chance of getting infected, the death rate, and even the way in which the virus will act. This simulator does include a lot of aspects to be set by the user and that is by all standards interesting as it is useful.

In case you thought there were no controls or options for changing the authority response, think again. You can decide on what the state will do in response to your simulated pandemic and even the percentage of individuals following the recommendations given by the authorities. There are quite a lot of options one needs to deal with in order to create that custom pandemic experience. This application can thus demonstrate the effects of certain social behavior in such situations, acting as a model or example of what to do.

EPidemic Simulator is an application that holds great learning value. It works well and it seems to be showing its full potential without any hiccups. It runs fast, and it is quite simple to use. It could come especially handy when trying to explain to children the way one needs to act when dealing with a pandemic situation. Learning how to act in rare situations could ultimately lead, without any exaggeration, to making a difference between life and death.