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BIOPHICS- Reporting and Collecting Data Reporting Data Eduardo Jezierski (Engineering)not a doctor!! [email protected]

UW InSTEDD Class: Experiences from the field: Reporting And Collecting Data

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BIOPHICS- Reporting and Collecting Data

Reporting Data

Eduardo Jezierski(Engineering)not a [email protected]

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Objectives

• Reporting and collecting data: – Collecting, balancing structured vs. un-structured

(and semi-structured), formats, level of detail, tools for collecting, storing and visualizing

• Learning Objectives:– Explain the difference between structured, semi-

structured and un-structured data– Design a simple structured data reporting format– Understand the options for collecting, parsing,

storing and analyzing and sharing structured data

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Getting information

Information is power

External data

Rapid Feedback

Aggregation, Sharing, Authorizing

AlertingEarly analytics

Relevance & Targeting

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Example Technologies• Desktop

– Epiinfo– Groove

• Mobile– Open Data Kit– Epicollect– Java ROSA– Pendragon– USSD– Digital Pen

• Web– Survey Monkey– Google Spreadsheets & Form– Fusion Tables

• SMS– Geochat– RapidSMS– Frontline SMS

• Analysis– SPSS– STATA– Etc.

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Emerging alternatives

USSDUnstructured Supplementary Service Data

Simple to useSimple to report structured informationRequires collaboration with all phone companies

Digital PenSimple to useSimple to report much informationOngoing cost of ‘paper’/formsRequires separate mobile

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Why is SMS popular

• Low cost• Needs little signal (1 bar enough)• Uses little power• Works on existing equipment• Scales from few users to nationwide

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Ways of sharing information

• UNSTRUCTURED– “Hello everyone we have meeting tomorrow”– “We are dealing with cholera outbreak will call you later”

• SEMI-STRUCTURED– “at Ratchaburi, we are seeing Cholera URGENT”– “H5N1 Birds:200 should we call PHD?”

• STRUCTURED– “H5N1, Birds:200, Lab: No, FollowUp: no” – E.g TURTLE standard

Simple, easy, flexible

Simple, requires FEATURE

EXTRACTION, some training

Complex for human entry,

hard to learn and to get right

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Feature ExtractionUnstructured Data Feature Extraction

Closed Captioning

Image Recognition

Face Recognition

Time

Place

Person

Event

Organization

Trustworthiness

Algorithms &

Databases

Experts

Crowds

SMS Messages

Voice/Radio Calls

Pictures and videos

Structured Data

Data Records

Relationships

Metadata

Sensor Readings

Sensors

Calibration

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SMS Syntax

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Feature Extraction Example: Places

• “At Stung Treng, seeing Cholera”

1) FIND Feature

Google, Yahoo

Geocoders

Open Street Maps

Your own database e.g.

PCODES

2) Associate Metadata

Stung Treng= Lat; Long

Lat; Long

OPEN DATABASES tend to be the richest sources of local data & provide a strong platform

Humans are excellent at extracting features! Unless you need real-time; large volume geocoding, crowd sourcing is an excellent option

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1. A Haitian with a need sends an SMS to the 4636 shortcode

2. The SMS goes through Nuntium and then onto Emergency Information System

3. A Haitian volunteer or staff and translates, tags, geocodes

4. The organized information is then dispatched to response or added to reports

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27 letters 8 buttons

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50+ letters 8 buttons

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syntaxSimplify your users’ experienceMachines adapt to the users

New Project…

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Tombodu (Sierra Leone) traditional registration

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Other Considerations

• Scalability• Logical vs Physical data paths• Cloud Computing• User Experience & Design

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Scaling & Reducing costs of SMS

Local Gateway- USB Modem- Phone via USB

Easy to get startedNo internet requiredSlow (1msg/6 second)Unreliable- Support

Virtual Operators- Skype- International #

Easy to get startedHigh ScaleSpotty coverageBlocked in some

countriesCost/ msg

Operator Collaboration- Per country- Per company

High ScaleLowest CostsLong negotiationsComplex connection

??

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Logical vs Physical data paths

• Pattern: Digitize existing reporting protocols• Antipattern: implement in digital form the

physical path of paper– Complex-Expensive-Unreliable-Less Secure

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Cloud Computing

“Cloud Computing”- Cost effective- Secure- Scalable- Reliable

-Ownership?-Privacy?-External dependency?

Not “IF”,but “HOW to do cloud computing”

Standard data downloadCan delete on demand

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User Experience Tips

“Interact with the world through a 160 character browser”

Context & GoalsWizard of OzStart Small, Start simpleLog all messages for retrospective, rinse, repeatSMS Challenges

Forgiving Empowering

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Appropriate design is best done by locals

Share your skills and get out of the way!

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Summary

• Data collection is only one link in the chain• Simplicity and usability are key• Unstructured and semi-structured data are a

good balance of data quality and usability

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Thank You!

Eduardo Jezierski(Engineering)not a [email protected]@edjez