DataWalk supports authorities in the intelligent analysis and management of operations on an epidemiological battlefield.
Coronavirus (Covid-19) Analysis Software
Intelligence Analysis Software to combat coronavirus
Coronavirus has spread around the world with incredible speed. Health departments, law enforcement agencies, and others are looking for effective ways to stop the virus and mitigate its effects. Managing the complexities related to the variety and scale of disparate data that organizations collect - and want to analyze - requires a radical, tactical shift from traditional methods and techniques. On this new battlefield, minimizing the time it takes to deploy a system and generate results is critical, as is the ability to correlate silo’d data on the fly in order to immediately analyze fast-changing data. Intelligence analysis must be used to fight against this new type of hidden enemy.Operational and analytical environment for correlating many types of data
DataWalk is analytics software which enables authorities to have a single repository where all of your internal and public data is visible, connected, and available for analysis. This may include public records, patient data, immigration data, hospital information, availability of medical equipment, local infection statistics, cell phone data, calls to emergency service numbers, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), law enforcement databases and other mobile device data provided by COVID apps. DataWalk is based on a Big Data architecture which can easily handle many billions of records, so you don’t need to worry about running out of capacity even if you have vast amounts of data.
A “sandbox” for quickly testing effectiveness of new analyses
As the situation with coronavirus is rapidly changing and carries such dramatic impacts, organizations are often unsure of what might be possible given the data they can access, and must consider that the key analyses required in a few months may be entirely different than what’s needed today. Complicating the issue is that new data is being generated that has not been used before (e.g., COVID apps), and existing data may need to be used in new ways. DataWalk effectively supports such a dynamic situation by providing a “sandbox” in which you can quickly experiment with different types of data and analyses, and learn about the types of problems that you may – or may not – be able to solve given the data that’s available to you.Automatically identify individuals breaking quarantine
DataWalk can use data from government-provided mobile applications and other telco data to designate and monitor quarantine zones. An alert can then be generated and geolocated anytime a quarantined individual leaves the quarantine zone. Depending on the data authorities have access to, DataWalk can enable identification of the person’s place of living or even identify a specific phone number and name of an individual who does not respect the quarantine.Predict outbreaks and re-allocate medical resources accordingly
DataWalk can help optimize the allocation of critical resources during the Coronavirus epidemic. Using machine learning, DataWalk can predict potential areas of COVID-19 infection growth for the coming days, as well as the general risk of a shortage of medical resources resulting from overcrowded hospitals. If the data is available, DataWalk can then identify potential opportunities to optimally re-allocate these resources (e.g., doctors, nurses, ventilators, etc.) from areas of lower utilization, to where they are needed the most.