COnVIDa

COnVIDa integrates multidisciplinary COVID-19 datasets to enable analysis of health, social, and mobility drivers of the pandemic.


Key Features:

  • Multidisciplinary data collection: Aggregates data from diverse sources including health variables such as infection rates and mortality and social factors such as mobility patterns.
  • Data integration and harmonization: Supports joining and comparing datasets to enable combined analyses across sources.
  • Centralized multidisciplinary repository: Provides a centralized, integrated dataset to support data-driven decision-making and research.
  • Open-science framework: Operates under an open-science model enabling transparency, data sharing, and extensibility to different regions worldwide.
  • Catalyst for scientific research: Supports epidemiological and socio-economic investigations and the assessment of intervention strategies related to COVID-19 and other pandemics.

Scientific Applications:

  • Pandemic trend analysis: Enables analysis of temporal and spatial trends in COVID-19 incidence and outcomes.
  • Assessment of intervention strategies: Facilitates evaluation of public-health interventions using integrated health and mobility data.
  • Socio-economic impact analysis: Supports exploration of socio-economic impacts of the pandemic by linking social and health datasets.
  • Epidemiological studies: Provides aggregated infection rates and mortality data for epidemiological investigations.
  • Public policy research: Supplies integrated datasets for research on policy decisions and their effects during the pandemic.

Methodology:

COnVIDa employs data collection and integration methods, sources data from multiple reliable channels, and uses an architecture that enables data joining and comparison across datasets.

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Details

Tool Type:
web application
Added:
6/14/2021
Last Updated:
8/23/2021

Operations

Publications

Martínez Beltrán ET, Quiles Pérez M, Pastor-Galindo J, Nespoli P, García Clemente FJ, Gómez Mármol F. COnVIDa: COVID-19 multidisciplinary data collection and dashboard. Journal of Biomedical Informatics. 2021;117:103760. doi:10.1016/j.jbi.2021.103760. PMID:33798715. PMCID:PMC8007529.