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InfluSim (Version 2.1; released on 2 April 2008)

Pandemic influenza planning tool InfluSim (version 2.1)

Unfortunately, it is not possible to run the new version 2.1 directly on the www. You may download the new version though (see below) and run it on your own computer. If you want to see what InfluSim is all about, you can run the old version 1.3 on the www, by clicking here:

(needs JAVA version 1.4)


The programme InfluSim v. 2.1 allows to predict the course of an influenza epidemic in a fully susceptible population (pandemic influenza). The user can change parameter values describing the age and rick composition of the population via sliders or input fields. The following interventions are considered: treatment of cases, (partial) isolation of cases, change of contact behaviour in the population (through behavioural changes, the cancelling of events of mass gathering or the closing of day care centers and schools). The program calculates for each day of the outbreak the number of infected individuals, the influenza-related number of work days lost, the number of outpatient visits, hospitalizations and drug doses prescribed, as well as the attached costs. The simulation is based on a deterministic model wich is described by an interacting set of more than 1000 differential equations.



(InfluSim_Windows.zip; including the source code)

(InfluSim_2_0.pdf)

Access older versions: Repository

Disclaimer:
In no event, shall the authors of this program, Landesgesundheitsamt Stuttgart am Regierungspräsidium, University to Tübingen, or any person be liable for any loss, expense or damage, of any type or nature arising out of the use of, or inability to use this program (InfluSim), including, but not limited to, claims or suits.
Responsible for this page: Prof. Dr. M. Eichner
Webmaster: Prof. Dr. M. Eichner (last change of this page on 13 July 2009)
Cooperation with: Dr. M. Schwehm, ExploSYS GmbH
Dr. H.P. Duerr
Dr. S. Brockmann, Landesgesundheitsamt Stuttgart am Regierungspräsidium, Stuttgart, Germany
Dr. B. Vidondo, Bundesamt für Gesundheit, Bern, Switzerland
Financial support by: German Ministry of Health (BMGS)
EU Project MODELREL
EU Project INFTRANS
EU Project SARSControl
Disclaimer: Eberhard-Karls-University Tübingen, Tübingen University Hospital, the Department for Medical Biometry (IMB), and the authors of this page disclaim all liability for the content of any page referenced by hyper-link from this page

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