Getting started

Our aim is to help change how analytics are used in the global infectious disease response, moving towards integrated, generalisable and scalable community-driven software.

Roadmap

A typical epidemiological pipeline presented as a flowchart. Each box corresponds to a specific task (e.g., "reconstruct transmission chains", or "estimate severity"). The tasks are split into three categories based on the position in the data pipeline: early tasks, middle tasks and late tasks.

Epiverse-TRACE packages

These are built on methods and analysis that have informed epidemic response to infections including cholera, COVID, dengue, diphtheria, Ebola, influenza, and Zika.

Early tasks

Middle tasks

Late tasks

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Tools for reading data

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Open data for Colombia

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Tools for cleaning data

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Simulate outbreak data

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Tagging and validating individual data

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Tools for epidemiological parameters

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Automated report for SIVIGILA data

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Pipelines for common tasks

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Severity estimation

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Estimate force of infection from serology

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Tools for vector-borne infections

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Simulate vector-borne outbreaks

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Simulation and analysis of transmission chains

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Analysis of transmission variation

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Calculate epidemic final size

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Simulate epidemic dynamics

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Analyze vaccine efficacy