This is a smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain that delivers a URL to a text file of the the ebola virus genome hosted on Swarm (decentralized storage).
Data portal and API for Center for Viral Systems Biology (CViSB) data
The repository contains data and code for scrapping and cleaning data on Ebola outbreak in 2014
Visualization and modelling of 2018-2019 DRC Ebola data
Prognosis models and apps derived from the Ebola IMC dataset
Public-first awareness & tracking site for the 2026 Bundibugyo virus disease (Ebola) outbreak in DR Congo & Uganda. Next.js 16, fully source-cited data.
A generalizable, machine-learning-driven stochastic framework and interactive policy simulator designed to optimize Crisis Standards of Care during global mass-gathering events.
Analysis of the 2014–2016 West Africa Ebola outbreak using Python, Jupyter, WHO/HDX data, and Tableau.
A web-based resource for designing therapeutics against Ebola Virus
Simulation of clinical trial designs based on data from 2014 West Africa Ebola Virus Disease epidemic
AI buddy observer for Ebola PPE donning & doffing — Gemma 4, MERN, EN/Kiswahili PWA
Automated pipeline tracking 50 years of WHO/CDC disease outbreak data. Updates weekly via GitHub Actions.
Environmental niche modeling of ebolavirus occurrence in Uganda using MaxEnt, incorporating climate, vegetation, elevation, and human settlement predictors to identify high‐risk spillover zones.
Real-time epidemiological situation map & live outbreak tracker for Central Africa (DRC, Uganda, Central African corridor). Automated scheduled ETL via GitHub Actions.
Open data and methods for the 2026 Ebola outbreak caused by Bundibugyo virus in DR Congo, with separately dated international case reports: source-attributed counts, public calibration record and methodology.
[a.a. 22/23] N.P. Santorsa, G. Margarella
Reproducible change-point analysis of outbreak response timing, 2018–2020 DRC Ebola outbreak
A quick and easy notification app to ping when the latest Uganda Ebola MoH Sitrep is posted - ARCHIVED
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