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Sickweather allows its members to report directly to their map and forecast anonymously via the input field under "How Are You Feeling Today? They want perspective on when sickness bubbles...
document Distributed KnowledgeHealth professionals around the world already use online tools, such as Google Flu Trends, Health Map or Global Public Health Intelligence Network to track the spread of infectious diseases....
Distributed Knowledge, ToolsWith flu season in full swing many parts of the world, the folks at Sickweather hit on just the right time to launch their new website, which uses the crowdsourcing model to track the dreaded flu infection. The Sickweather team hopes that users will use this new software as a way to avoid catching flu this winter. We took a look at this new website to see what it’s all about.
Sickweather LLC, based in Baltimore, was co-founded and launched by three guys who grew up together in that area. They built the website as a way of getting a “perspective on when sickness bubbles up, where it travels and how it affects our lives.”
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site Distributed Knowledge / Health and Wellbeing
Online social network for health & wellness, as well as a data aggregator for sickness forecasting & mapping.
document Distributed Knowledge, ToolsHow does SickWeather reach its diagnoses? Two ways. First, users can log on and pin their respective bugs onto the map. The company also uses a “patent-pending algorithm” that scans Facebook and...
video Distributed KnowledgeA website that shows you where the people with sniffles and coughs are located so you can stay healthy. Sickweather is a site that aims to provide consumers with real-time information about illness...
Cloud Labor, Crowdfunding, Distributed KnowledgeIt's a holiday here in the United States today--Presidents' Day, when we commemorate a few of our visionary leaders from the past. In that same spirit, I've compiled a heaping handful of crowdsourced projects I've come across this month that represent the same kind of progressive, forward thinking.
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Distributed KnowledgeNot sure how severe the flu outbreak is in your neighborhood? Check out these crowd-powered tools that are making it easy to track the epidemic.
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Although the study was intended primarily as a “proof of concept,” in order to show that filtering information from Twitter could produce valuable data, the researchers said they uncovered some...
document Distributed KnowledgeBased on the information, a user can then avoid areas that have a high density of people reporting illness. While having a rough idea of high-density illness clusters are near you could be...
article Distributed KnowledgeIn tracking the flu, physicians and public health officials have a host of new surveillance tools at their disposal thanks to crowdsourcing and social media. Such tools let them get a sense of the...