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Data Dictionary Exposures
Missy Schoenbaum edited this page Jan 21, 2021
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| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| Run | Number that indicates the run or iteration of the simulation |
| Day | Day within the iteration |
| Type | Type of exposure that occurred |
| Reason | Method of spread that caused exposure |
| Source_ID | Identifier of the source of exposure unit as provided in the unitID or herdID of the population file |
| S_Production Type | Description of the source production type of the unit, using user-defined production type names |
| S_Lat | Latitude of the source unit |
| S_Lon | Longitude of the source unit |
| S_Zone | Description of zone that the source unit was in during event, using user-defined zone names |
| Recipient_ID | Identifier of the recipient unit as provided in the unitID or herdID of the population file |
| R_Production Type | Description of the recipient production type of the unit, using user-defined production type names |
| R_Lat | Latitude of the recipient unit |
| R_Lon | Longitude of the recipient unit |
| R_Zone | Description of zone that the recipient unit was in during event, using user-defined zone names |
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| Exposure | Exposures to disease |
| Infection | This field could better be described as Adequate Exposure to cause infection. Note that Adequate Exposure doesn’t automatically imply that infection happened. Reasons in simulation that would prevent infection include units in any state that is not susceptible, such as already in an infected state or in one of the immune states. |
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| Ini | Initially infected unit(s) |
| Dir | Direct contact |
| Ind | Indirect contact |
| Air | Airborne contact (only adequate exposures listed due to large volume). Airborne exposures are too numerous to capture each event. A total count can be seen in the variables expcUAir, expcAAir, expnUAir, and expnAAir. |