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  • Epidemiology
  • Computational Biology
  • Public Health

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  • The Spatiotemporal Epidemiologic Modeler (STEM) is an open-source software framework.
  • It is supported by the Eclipse Foundation and utilized by a global research community.
  • STEM facilitates tracking and controlling infectious disease outbreaks in human and animal populations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To showcase the capabilities and applications of the STEM framework.
  • To illustrate its flexibility in modeling various infectious diseases and public health scenarios.
  • To highlight its role in informing policy and research worldwide.

Main Methods:

  • STEM provides a flexible, modular framework for integrating community models and plug-in components.
  • It supports the use of denominator data for accurate epidemiological analysis.
  • The framework is adaptable for studying diverse diseases, including influenza, dengue, malaria, and salmonella.

Main Results:

  • STEM has been applied to study influenza transmission, H1N1 epidemic control, measles outbreaks, and avian influenza.
  • It has provided insights into dengue fever dynamics, malaria incidence related to climate, and salmonella tracking.
  • Recent applications include modeling Ebola, parasitic diseases in sheep, and African swine fever, with a focus on policy implications.

Conclusions:

  • STEM is a versatile, open-source tool for epidemiological modeling and public health research.
  • Its modular design and global community support enable diverse applications and policy-informed insights.
  • Ongoing development, such as STEM Version 4.0.0, enhances usability and reusability for researchers worldwide.