gideon for researchers case study

The unfunded research “ Testing predictability of disease outbreaks with a simple model of pathogen biography ” was published by The Royal Society in November 2019. Coverage of 235 geographical areas, with 23,000+ country-specific notes Historical outbreaks of 360+ Infectious Diseases, dating back to 1348 AD In-depth phenotype information on 2000+ pathogens More than 80,000 prevalence and seroprevalence surveys 25,000+ outbreak records and 34,000+ graphs Updated every day by a team of highly regarded medical scientists API service for streamlined consumption of data Embarking on a project, the team initially found it difficult to locate the right data source. “There isn’t any cohesive narrative about where outbreaks happen. We used the GIDEON data because we thought it might be the most complete thing there is. I don’t think we could model the data set we modeled without GIDEON data, for sure”, said Colin J. Carlson. Thankfully, the data available through GIDEON made the research and predictive modeling possible, and the study proved the model to be effective despite its simplicity. for researchers Tad A. Dallas Assistant Professor at Louisiana State University Colin J. Carlson Assistant Research Professor at Georgetown University Timothée Poisot Assistant Professor at Université de Montréal GIDEON has a dedicated geographical distribution dataset for each Infectious Disease, which defines the endemic countries and provides country-specific notes and an in-depth analysis of global distribution. The team has produced a fantastic piece of work, challenging the status quo and trying to establish a new way of thinking. This is also a brilliant example of the potential GIDEON data has for research and forward-thinking. PREDICTING THE FUTURE WITH GIDEON DATA FIND THE DATA YOU NEED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN TOMORROW'S WORLD! "We are limited by data that is both spatially resolved to country-level as well as temporally resolved. That is one of the biggest strengths of GIDEON, as a lot of the time we only have one or the other." Tad A. Dallas, Assistant Professor at Louisiana State University Get in touch: gideononline.com | [email protected] | +1 (323) 934-0000 | Los Angeles, CA, USA | © 2021 GIDEON Informatics GIDEON ADVANTAGE

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Page 1: GIDEON for Researchers case study

The unfunded research“Testing predictability of diseaseoutbreaks with a simple model ofpathogen biography” was published byThe Royal Society in November 2019.

Coverage of 235 geographical areas, with 23,000+ country-specific notes

Historical outbreaks of 360+ Infectious Diseases, dating back to 1348 AD

In-depth phenotype information on 2000+ pathogens

More than 80,000 prevalence and seroprevalence surveys

25,000+ outbreak records and 34,000+ graphs

Updated every day by a team of highly regarded medical scientists

API service for streamlined consumption of data

Embarking on a project, the team initially foundit difficult to locate the right data source.

“There isn’t any cohesive narrative aboutwhere outbreaks happen. We used theGIDEON data because we thought itmight be the most complete thing thereis. I don’t think we could model the dataset we modeled without GIDEON data, forsure”, said Colin J. Carlson.

Thankfully, the data available throughGIDEON made the research and predictivemodeling possible, and the studyproved the model to be effective despiteits simplicity.

f o r r e s e a r c h e r s

Tad A. DallasAssistant Professor at Louisiana State University

Colin J. CarlsonAssistant Research Professor at Georgetown University

Timothée PoisotAssistant Professor at Université de Montréal

GIDEON has a dedicated geographicaldistribution dataset for each Infectious Disease,which defines the endemic countries andprovides country-specific notes and an in-depthanalysis of global distribution.

The team has produced a fantasticpiece of work, challenging the statusquo and trying to establish a new way ofthinking.

This is also a brilliant example of thepotential GIDEON data has for researchand forward-thinking.

PREDICTING THE FUTUREWITH GIDEON DATA

FIND THE DATA YOU NEED TOMAKE A DIFFERENCE INTOMORROW'S WORLD!

"We are limited by data that is both spatially resolved to country-level as well astemporally resolved. That is one of the biggest strengths of GIDEON, as a lot of thetime we only have one or the other."

Tad A. Dallas, Assistant Professor at Louisiana State University

GIDEON ADVANTAGE

https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.190883

https://www.gideononline.com/

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