02/26/2021
Even in our virtual format Decision Theater staff is staying connected! We had a great time exploring our creative side with an online paint night for our annual party.
The Decision Theater Network actively engages researchers and leaders to visualize solutions to complex problems.
Decision Theater Network helps researchers and leaders to visualize solutions to complex problems. The Network provides the latest expertise in collaborative, computing and display technologies for data visualization, modeling, and simulation. The Network addresses cross-disciplinary local, national and international issues by drawing on Arizona State University’s diverse academic and research cap
02/26/2021
Even in our virtual format Decision Theater staff is staying connected! We had a great time exploring our creative side with an online paint night for our annual party.
07/28/2020
ASU College of Health Solutions has partnered with the World Economic Forum and the Rockefeller Foundation to create the COVID-19 Diagnostic Commons. Decision Theater is proud to have worked with these partners to make data interactive and accessible for companies and decision-makers as they respond to COVID-19.
Read more here:
https://asunow.asu.edu/20200727-solutions-covid-19-diagnostics-commons-data-driven-collaboration
Or check out the Diagnostic Commons here:
https://chs.asu.edu/diagnostics-commons
COVID-19 Diagnostics Commons Sharing information and best practices that advance our knowledge and improve our decisions moving forward.
Decision Theater and ASU College of Health Solutions have teamed up to create the COVID-19 Testing Commons. The COVID-19 Testing Commons is a searchable global test database, that provides a host of metrics, including quality data and regulatory status for the 1,400+ tests on the market and in the pipeline. ASU staff designed this database to address the need for a comprehensive resource for employers, public health officials, insurance companies, and others to access COVID-19 tests on the market or in development. This database includes information about test type, regulatory status (e.g., EUA), test technology, collection sample, country of origin, and will be updated weekly to provide the most current data.
https://public.tableau.com/profile/decision.theater #!/vizhome/v_7_14_2020/COVID-19TestingCommons
09/17/2018
A great interview with Chris Herbst on our research into how parents evaluate childcare programs on . We leveraged our PULSE media scraping tool to collect and analyze reviews across the country. The findings offer promising insight for future childcare policy. ASU College of Public Service & Community Solutions YelpASU School of Social Work
Turning to Yelp for child care help Many people use Yelp to find a good place to eat or a trusted mechanic, but in a new study Arizona State University researchers delved deep into the popular online review site to better understand American child care from those who know best: parents.
05/04/2017
Decision Theater's research professional, Srinivasa Srivatsav Kandala, was awarded the Commitment Award at the 2017 Employee Appreciation Celebration from Arizona State University's Office of Knowledge Enterprise Development. We are so proud to highlight this amazing member of team. Way to go Sri!
05/04/2017
Yesterday we said farewell to a handful of our Decision Theater students who are graduating this May and advancing their professional careers or furthering their education in graduate school. We wish the best to all of our amazing students and we are so lucky to have had you as part of our team. Welcome to the Decision Theater Alumni Association đŸ˜€
04/12/2017
Members of ASU’s Office of S*x Trafficking Intervention Research as well as Cindy McCain visited Decision Theater for the presentation of an interactive dashboard about human s*x trafficking in the U.S.
DTN has worked with Dr. Dominique Roe-Sepowitz and The McCain Institute to develop an interactive dashboard displaying results of the work conducted based on a six-year national study on s*x trafficking in United States of America. The interactive dashboard enables the user to gain information on spatial and temporal effects of variables impacting s*x trafficking.
Srinivasa Srivatsav Kandala (Research Professional) and Vikash Bajaj (Research Assistant) were the lead researchers from DTN on this project, with tech support from Corey Vuelta and Jack Crawford.
04/05/2017
It was great to have the Opening Governance hosted by ASU Policy Informatics at the ASU Decision Theater for a two day event discussing a multitude of topics such as opening governance, education in Arizona, and pediatric asthma in Phoenix.
03/22/2017
ASU's Decision Theater hosts RTI International and Environment Agency-Abu Dhabi (EAD) for a two day event to explore environmental modeling in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)
02/03/2017
ASU’s Decision Theater worked with Tom Seager, an Associate Professor at Arizona State University in the school of Sustainable Engineering and The Built Environment, to host and collaborate on a student’s research project called the LA Water Games. The LA Water Game simulates the challenge of operating and maintaining the LA water distribution system.
Check out the article below to read more about the LA Water Games Project
10/25/2016
Decision Theater Network demonstrated our modeling and visualization capabilities at ASU's Homecoming Block Party. Thank you to everyone who stopped by Decision Theater's booth!
Check out this Job Opportunity Available at ASU's Decision Theater
The Decision Theater is looking for students interested in working on developing software for a research project focused in sustainability. Please visit our Jobs Page for more information on the position and instructions to apply.
The Decision Theater Network models, simulates and visualizes complex problems, enabling policy-makers and researchers to understand complex problems and make more informed decisions.
We creatively combine a variety of sciences and capabilities in a visually immersive environment. The models rely on a computational framework to forecast outcomes, consider existing trajectories and experiment with change for multifaceted problems. The result is a collaborative data-driven environment that creates opportunities for better problem understanding, information exploration and decision-making.