The COVID-19 Mortality Projections for US States shows both the reported and projected number of COVID-19 deaths per day across the US and for individual states.
The Disease Control System DiCon provides a general optimization framework, with a special focus on distributed, parallel epidemic disease simulation with policy optimization.
The Texas Pandemic Flu Toolkit is a collection of tools developed by the University of Texas at Austin funded by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS). These include tools for antiviral release scheduling and distribution, vaccine allocation and ventilator stockpiling, and simulating pandemic flu and public health responses.
These calculators were created for use by state and local epidemiologists, influenza surveillance coordinators, PHL directors and other senior laboratory staff responsible for coordinating policy, decisions and implementation of virologic surveillance strategies. They are designed to provide a systematic approach to estimate the number of specimens to be tested within a specific level of data confidence for situational awareness and rare/novel influenza event detection and investigation.
EpiFire is a fast C++ API and GUI for simulating the spread of epidemics on contact networks. It can be used to perform network-based percolation and chain-binomial simulations of susceptible-infected-recovered (SIR) disease transmission, as well as traditional non-network mass-action simulations.
GUI available here.