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#51

· nghia71 opened

on Apr 30, 2024

As a epidemiologist, I can investigate events by using third party services like wikis and search engines, so I can better understand the situation while simultaneously enriching the automatically generated event profile.

enhancement

#20

· lucbelliveau opened

on Feb 22, 2024

As a epidemiologist, I can create event profiles for publication as potential health threats (a product), to inform public health management so they may take appropriate action.

enhancement

#19

· lucbelliveau opened

on Feb 22, 2024

As a epidemiologist, I can write notes on events, to collaborate with colleagues and maintain records for myself.

enhancement

#18

· lucbelliveau opened

on Feb 22, 2024

As a epidemiologist, I can flag an event as “on Hold”, so that I can focus on the articles that may contain threats.

enhancement

#17

· lucbelliveau opened

on Feb 22, 2024

As a epidemiologist, I can flag an event as a potential threat, so I can continue to monitor the situation

enhancement

#16

· lucbelliveau opened

on Feb 22, 2024

As a epidemiologist, I can flag an event for review by another analyst, so I can better evaluate if the event constitutes a threat.

enhancement

#15

· lucbelliveau opened

on Feb 22, 2024

As a epidemiologist, I can ask questions in plain English regarding an event, so I can better evaluate if the event constitutes a threat.

enhancement

#14

· lucbelliveau opened

on Feb 22, 2024

As a epidemiologist, I can review the forecasted impact of events versus the reality, so I can gain insight and/or improve the system’s ability to forecast.

enhancement

#13

· lucbelliveau opened

on Feb 22, 2024

As a epidemiologist, I can search the system for past events, so I can find lessons learned or suggested courses of action.

enhancement

#12

· lucbelliveau opened

on Feb 22, 2024

As a epidemiologist, I can determine at a glance which diseases an article cluster is related to, so I can prioritize which clusters require my attention.

enhancement

#11

· lucbelliveau opened

on Feb 22, 2024

As a epidemiologist, I can see at a glance when events that persist for a few days spread geographically, so that I can evaluate if a threat is spreading.

enhancement

#10

· lucbelliveau opened

on Feb 22, 2024

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Multi-threads + queue + free proxy for RSS feeds

As a epidemiologist, I can investigate events by using third party services like wikis and search engines, so I can better understand the situation while simultaneously enriching the automatically generated event profile.

As a epidemiologist, I can create event profiles for publication as potential health threats (a product), to inform public health management so they may take appropriate action.

As a epidemiologist, I can write notes on events, to collaborate with colleagues and maintain records for myself.

As a epidemiologist, I can flag an event as “on Hold”, so that I can focus on the articles that may contain threats.

As a epidemiologist, I can flag an event as a potential threat, so I can continue to monitor the situation

As a epidemiologist, I can flag an event for review by another analyst, so I can better evaluate if the event constitutes a threat.

As a epidemiologist, I can ask questions in plain English regarding an event, so I can better evaluate if the event constitutes a threat.

As a epidemiologist, I can review the forecasted impact of events versus the reality, so I can gain insight and/or improve the system’s ability to forecast.

As a epidemiologist, I can search the system for past events, so I can find lessons learned or suggested courses of action.

As a epidemiologist, I can determine at a glance which diseases an article cluster is related to, so I can prioritize which clusters require my attention.

As a epidemiologist, I can see at a glance when events that persist for a few days spread geographically, so that I can evaluate if a threat is spreading.

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