LISA is a modular simulation platform for modeling infectious disease spread across connected populations, with support for topology-driven contacts, interventions, and scenario comparison.
A research-oriented framework where individuals, contacts, and disease states are modeled explicitly, making it easier to test interventions in realistic populations.
Contact networks, disease progression, vaccine and drug interventions, scenario comparisons, and reproducible simulation runs.
Researchers need tools that are flexible, transparent, and easy to extend without sacrificing clarity.
$ lisa init my_study $ lisa check --project my_study $ lisa run --project my_study --seed 42 $ lisa analyze --project my_study
Early development. Core architecture, file format, and CLI are being designed.
Initial public prototype with a console-first workflow and reproducible scenarios.
A practical platform for exploring how infections spread through connected people.