Samen Slim Open (SSO)
We built an agent-based SARS-CoV-2 model connected to pedestrian simulations, and worked with Game Tailors on a restaurant-layout tool. The consortium was led by Quirine ten Bosch at Wageningen University & Research.
Steady State Scientific ComputingAn Independent Game Studio
We began in April 2020, developing research software. Our work includes models of disease transmission and pedestrian movement.
We built an agent-based SARS-CoV-2 model connected to pedestrian simulations, and worked with Game Tailors on a restaurant-layout tool. The consortium was led by Quirine ten Bosch at Wageningen University & Research.
We implemented activity-space and compartmental transmission models, using movement data from The Hague. The project brought together Wageningen University & Research, the University of Amsterdam, and TU Delft.
We implement and connect models across classrooms, schools, and households to study school interventions. Ganna Rozhnova at University Medical Center Utrecht leads the project.