An Integrated Assessment

Your challenge is to integrate various Earth Observation-derived features with available socio-economic data in order to discover or enhance our understanding of COVID-19 impacts.

Trace The Bug

Summary

Trace The Bug is a web application tailored to provide an integrated assessment between the correlation of disclosed Google mobility data and new COVID-19 cases. A user is able to submit a city within Ontario, Canada, and specify a date through a simple user-friendly UI. The resulting City and Date are sent to a RESTAPI where our personally developed algorithm is able to retrieve all Google mobility data within a 5-day radius of the specified date. The algorithm then correlates changes in human movement with changes in new COVID-19 cases. The results are then displayed through an interactive graph and an analysis section with recommendations and insights.

How We Addressed This Challenge

This project demonstrates the possibilities of data science applications in the medical field. In an underprepared world in events like COVID-19, applications such as TraceTheBug helps bridge the gap.  

How We Developed This Project

As a Team, we believed that as a society it is our duty to contribute in any way possible. With the emerging possibilities in data science and artificial intelligence, we sought to explore an integrating of disclosed data and COVID-19 patient information to provide public health information. To develop this project we used HTML, CSS, and Javascript along with a React.JS front-end framework. We also used Node.js to host our backend REST API. The REST API provides efficient data travel to the front end and hosting of our algorithm processes. Our data comes from several JSON files that are stored in our REST API server.

Tags
#mobility #cases #correlation #restapi #REST #API #web #Javascript #CSS #HTMl #React #Node
Global Judging
This project was submitted for consideration during the Space Apps Global Judging process.