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Experimental data of the paper: Simulation of COVID-19 propagation scenarios in the Madrid metropolitan area David E. Singh*,Maria-cristina Marinescu,Miguel Guzman-Merino,Christian Duran,Concepción Delgado-Sanz, Diana Gomez-Barroso,Jesus Carretero Front. Public Health - Infectious Diseases DOI: 10.3389/fpubh.2021.636023 Dataset structure: * Each directory corresponds to each scenario presented in the paper * Each directory contains in each sub-directory each one of the experiments (simulations) run * For each sub-directory the contents are: - citylist.txt -> The cities considered in the simulation - output.txt -> the simulation output - xml directory: - XMLCityConfigFile.xml -> Configuration file with the city list - XMLConfigFile.xml -> Main configuration file - xmlCityName: - distances.dat -> Distance vector with other cities configured in the simulator - id.dat -> city's id - location.dat -> city's location - nuts.dat -> city's NUTS code - XMLConfigFile.xml -> COVID-19 configuration parameters - XMLGraphConfigFile.xml -> city's configuration parameters
Covid-19, simulation
Covid-19, simulation
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