Hi! The TE3D House of DLSU Laguna Campus developed a simple crowdsourcing tool to do a nationwide map of COVID symptoms.
01/05/2020
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29/03/2020
SymptomTracker is an application created by DLSU - Laguna Campus professors, researchers, and students. The application is a simple crowd-sourcing tool to map COVID-19 symptoms. By providing us with accurate symptoms and your current location, the team is able to generate a community map and observe possible patterns which are beneficial for our health workers and LGUs.
We cannot see COVID-19 individually, but together, we can produce a map which our leaders may use to make better strategies.
To help us get more accurate results, we encourage all users to update their data daily. This way, we can ensure that the spread of symptoms is also tracked as time goes on and the validity of the data is safeguarded. Data collected is anonymous and locations provided are randomized to protect one's identity.
LINK : http://symptom-tracker.tedhouse.org/
For more information, feel free to contact us:
E-mail : [email protected]
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28/03/2020
UNIVERSITY: Faculty and students from the DLSU Laguna Campus have developed a crowdsourcing tool to project patterns of COVID-19 symptoms across communities. The symptom tracker may be accessed at https://symptom-tracker.tedhouse.org/
The project was initiated by University Fellow Dr. Arnulfo Azcarraga, Associate Vice Chancellor for Campus Development Josemari Calleja, and Cyrus Vatandoost Kakhki (V, CS-ST) | via De La Salle University