We consider the problem of disease spreading and containment in spatial networks, where our computational model is capable of detecting disease progression to initiate processes mitigating infection spreads. In this work, we focus on disease spread from a central point in a 1 x 1 unit square spatial network, and let our model respond by trying to selectively decimate the network and thereby contain disease spread. We direct our attention on the kinematics of disease spreading with respect to how damage is controlled by our model. As the result of the paper, we analyze both the sensitivity of disease progression on various parameter settings and the correlation of parameters of the model. In addition, this study suggests that finding critical parameters and optimal values with the computational model would be a great help to reduce ...