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About the Conference |
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Conference Program |
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Venue and Travel |
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COMAD is organized by Division II and
Pune Chapter of Computer Society of India (CSI)
and Special Interest Group on Data (SIGDATA). |
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Data Sources |
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Insights sought |
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What diseases are most prevalent in a given area (e.g., state, district, city, by keyword)? |
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Which diseases have been better controlled than others in India? What states have done better than others? Are there approaches which have worked for controlling / reducing instances of diseases better than others? |
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How much money has been allocated to tackle specific diseases compared to others? Which regions do better than others in controlling diseases relative to money spent? |
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Is their a relationship between water-borne diseases and their relation to water pollution? |
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Datasets |
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Health |
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Expenditure |
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Water Quality |
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Other Information |
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APIs are available on data.gov.in to pull the data programmatically rather that doing download. |
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Contestants can use map data from any provider (e.g., Google, Microsoft, Open Street Map) |
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Contestants can use any other open dataset by informing the organizers ahead of time and taking approval. The same information will then be made available to all other contestants (We encourage participants to post all these information in the Dataview Facebook page). Data in itself will not give competitive advantage to any team. Using any paid data source is not permissible. |
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