Human Factors

The emergence and spread of infectious diseases, like COVID-19, are on the rise. Can you identify patterns between population density and COVID-19 cases and identify factors that could help predict hotspots of disease spread?

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Summary

This project searching one correlation between COVID-19 and some measures like nitrogen dioxide and population density.We Analyse some data and using Analytics tools (Google Data Studio) to create a Dashboard and observe the correlations.

How We Addressed This Challenge

This project will use a meteorological database made available by NASA and space agencies from other continents creating a data lake and developing predictive models with artificial intelligence for effectiveness in planning disease prevention actions and creating supply strategies, through integrated systems and APIs that provide climatic data, demographic density, temperature and crossing historical data using artificial intelligence to create a cloud dashboard to meet local and global needs.

How We Developed This Project

The choice of the challenge relates to how the world was surprised by COVID-19. Information and data were not available and correlated to measure the severity and spread of contamination in the countries that are most exposed to polluting factors, climatic characteristics and demographic data. Our approach is to use NASA's map resources and real-time weather information to transform the data into strategic and public knowledge. The solution generates predictive analysis by correlating data through information from nitrogen dioxide maps, population density and impacted countries. The tools used were: Python (for artificial intelligence), Excel (scatter plots), G-suite, EARTH NOW (NASA), Google Data Studio and the Front Office for user interaction and the results generate accurate information about how impacts factors influence the spread of diseases.

Project Demo

Link for Demo Dashboard / Link for video Pitch

Data & Resources

Python, Excel, Google Cloud, Earth data, Google data Studio and G-suĂ­te

Tags
#Artificial intelligence #Creativity #Planning #Predictability
Global Judging
This project was submitted for consideration during the Space Apps Global Judging process.