Mining media data for improved disease surveillance - use case of PADI-web tool
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| Title | Mining media data for improved disease surveillance - use case of PADI-web tool |
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| Number of Parts | 15 |
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| Production Year | 2023 |
| Production Place | Wageningen |
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| Abstract | MOOD project coordinator Elena Arsevska is also a veterinary epidemiologist within Cirad in Montpellier, France. Bahdja Boudoua is a second-year PhD student at the UMR TETIS, France. In this session of the 2023 MOOD Summer School, the two experts showed the open access tool Padi-web tool (https://padi-web.cirad.fr/en/) developed by CIRAD/INRAE. Padi-web monitors online news and extracts of information on epidemiological events (such as outbreaks) detected in the news. They showed how to filter news by disease, syndrom, and explore combinations with different hosts and time period. They also showed some research activities using the Padi-web datasets and disease case studies, ranging from text mining to network analysis and epidemiological modelling. |
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