The ASEAN BioDiaspora project spearheaded by Indonesia as the lead Country,
obtained its endorsement for BioDiaspora project as part of the cooperation under ASEAN – Canada Partnership Program in 2014 by the ASEAN Expert Group on Communicable Diseases (AEGCD) and
it was subsequently endorsed by the ASEAN Senior Official Meeting on Health Development (SOMHD). The ASEAN BioDiaspora project also articulated and included as one project activity under
the ASEAN Health Cluster 2 Work Programme “Responding to All Hazards and Emerging Threats” 2016 – 2020
The ASEAN BioDiaspora, project to strengthen ASEAN Preparedness and Response to Biological Threats by Enhancing Regional Capacity in Big Data Analytics and Visualization with its objective
to build regional capacity in big data predictive analytics that strengthens ASEAN’s epidemic and pandemic preparedness and response capabilities.
In the project implementation mechanism, the ASEAN BioDiaspora project supported by BlueDot.Inc as the implementing agency supporting Indonesia
being the lead Country. BlueDot provides technical expertise and support to develop web-based program an ASEAN customized web-application for risk assessment utilising Geographic Information
System (GIZ) analytical tools and its relevant data.
Indonesia as the lead country shall be the Project Management Team (PMT) to oversee day-to-day project implementation and its administrative arrangement. The PMT headed by Project Coordinator
that is based in Jakarta, Indonesia, to work closely with the project proponent, Ministry of Health, Indonesia.
Functions
The ASEAN BioDiaspora project has deep expertise in big data, geographic information systems, and data visualization that are complementary to current ASEAN activities and priorities.
The central objective of this Activity is to build regional capacity in big data predictive analytics that strengthens ASEAN’s epidemic and pandemic preparedness and response capabilities
The ASEAN BioDiaspora Virtual Center (ABVC) dashboard displays a Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR)
that counts infectious and emerging diseases, including cases and mortality reported by countries, as well as the
latest daily public health event that informs about diseases events found in the news. We hope that this dashboard
will provide frequent updates to data visualization and dissemination.
Data visualization is graphical representation of data that help user understand varied information. They translate
raw data into graphical formats, allowing for more rapid and intuitive analysis. Why visualization is important:
Carefulness must be exercised when interpreting all provided data and possible inconsistencies information across products released by the ABVC, WHO, national public health authorities and other sources with various inclusion criteria and data cut-off timings which will always be expected. However, endless efforts are made to ensure accuracy and reliability where all data is subject to continuous verification and update. All the above data may vary due to differences in case detection, definition, laboratory testing, vaccination strategy and reporting methodologies.
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