Malaria spatial output report (SpatialReportMalariaFiltered.json)¶
The filtered malaria spatial report is a JSON-formatted report that provides spatial information on malaria simulations and allows for filtering the data and collection over different intervals. This report is similar to the Spatial output report but allows for data collection and filtering over different intervals. The output of this file differs from the spatial output report by adding Start_Day and a Reporting_Interval.
The output file is named SpatialReportMalariaFiltered.json, and is produced via the libSpatialReportMalariaFiltered.dll file. See Custom reporters for information on using using dynamic link library (DLL) files.
Configuration¶
To generate the report, the following parameters must be configured.
Parameter |
Data type |
Min |
Max |
Default |
Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Node_IDs_Of_Interest |
array of strings |
NA |
NA |
(empty string) |
The IDs of the nodes for which to collect data. An empty list will collect data for all nodes. |
Start_Day |
float |
0 |
3.40E+38 |
0 |
The day to start collecting data for the report. |
End_Day |
float |
0 |
3.40E+38 |
3.40E+38 |
The day to stop collecting data for the report. |
Reporting_Interval |
float |
0 |
3.40E+38 |
1 |
The number of days to collect data and average over. |
Report_File_Name |
string |
NA |
NA |
SpatialReportMalariaFiltered.json, The name of the file to be written. |
|
Spatial_Output_Channels |
list of strings |
NA |
NA |
(empty string) |
An array of channel names for spatial output by node and time step. The data from each channel will be written to a separate binary file. Possible values are: Air_Temperature, Births, Campaign_Cost, Disease_Deaths, Human_Infectious_Reservoir, Infection_Rate, Land_Temperature, Mean_Parasitemia, New_Clinical_Cases, New_Diagnostic_Prevalence, New_Infections, New_Reported_Infections, New_Severe_Cases, Parasite_Prevalence, Population, Prevalence, Rainfall, Relative_Humidity. |
For more information on spatial reports, see Spatial output report.