| Starting Population | The starting population for the outbreak/pandemic. This can be the population of the globe, your country, city or even university. |
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| Elite in Bunkers and Immune | This is the number of people that will never get sick – because they are naturally immune or they are hiding in bunkers or are fully isolated from the infected population. |
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| Start Date | This is the date when the first patient is infected. |
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| Initial Infections | The number of initial infections that occurred on the start date. |
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| Infection Rate (R0) | The number of additional people that are infected by a single patient that already has the virus (during the incubation period). |
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| Incubation Period (Days) | The average time from becoming infected to showing thee first symptoms. |
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| Mortality Rate (Percentage) | How many people die of the virus as a percentage of those who become infected (an average death rate). |
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| Mortality Complicator (Percentage) | This will increase the ‘Mortality Rate’ where there is a large number of new infected in a short period of time and is based on the increasing likelihood of mortality as more of the health care system becomes overwhelmed (more and more severe and critical cases that need medical help to survive, in a short period of time). |
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| Virus Burnout Rate (Percentage) | This represents a reduction of the ‘Infection Rate’ over time – it represents the increased quarantine measures, progress with discovering a cure or vaccine and fewer healthy hosts to infect |
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