COVID-19 BR: A web portal for COVID-19 information in Brazil

Abstract

Brazil is a large developing country that requires attention to regionalized behaviors regarding the dissemination of COVID-19. To deal with this complexity, the COVID-19 Brazil observatory was developed. The Portal aims to monitor and analyze data from different sources. Therefore, with a detailed audit, we centralized this information on the evolution of the disease, allowing for territorial and temporal monitoring. The daily publication of numbers about COVID-19 allowed anyone to follow the current scenario in several Brazilian cities. With about 1,7 million accesses, the Portal offers clarity and an easy understanding of the pandemic data in the country.

Mobile Applications for the Implementation of Health Control against Covid-19 in Educational Centers, a Systematic Review of the Literature

“…Application Web [11] Artificial Intelligence [12]- [18] Artificial Intelligence and Big Data [19] Big Data [20], [21] BlockChain [22], [23] ChatBot [24] Data Mining [25] Deep Learning [26] Deep Learning and IoT [27]…”

“…[99]- [102], [104]- [109], [128], [133] Preventive [11], [20]- [22], [28], [42]- [47], [56]- [58], [110]- [122], [134] Tracking [18], [23], [49], [50], [123]- [126], [135] Table VI shows the classification of articles according to the results found. THEMES AND FUNCTIONALITY REFERENCES These articles take into account the parameter of distancing as they focus on creating strategies, and making use of technology, for the prevention of Covid-19, in scenarios where there is no rapprochement of individuals.…”

“…[14]- [17], [19], [25], [26], [37]- [41], [60], [61], [63], [99]- [102], [104]- [109], [128], [133] These articles take into account the prevention parameter since they postulate measures, with the help of technological tools and Artificial Intelligence focusing on events that have already occurred, against Covid-19 to reduce contagion or a new outbreak. [11], [20]- [22], [28], [42]- [47], [56]- [58], [110]- [122], [134] These articles take into account the traceability parameter since they are based on following people or societies that have already suffered from Covid-1toto collect data and avoid possible Covid-19 infections.…”

“…Availability and functionality [12], [25], [30], [31], [34], [35], [38], [48], [56], [63], [69], [74], [77], [79], [82], [88], [92], [105], [112], [115], [117], [120], [128], [133], [136] Availability, functionality, and reliability [24], [40], [66], [73], [80], [87], [100], [114] Availability, functionality, and performance [11], [16], [29], [46], [62], [86], [110] Availability, functionality, and security [37], [44], [58], [64], [95], [122], [137] Functionality [14], [15],…”