Ebola: Mobility data

Data Science and Ebola

2014 Professor of Data Science, Leiden University 2013-2014 Associate Professor, Academy for Digital Entertainment NHTV Breda 2009-2014 Professor of Information and Complex Decision Making, Tilburg University 2006-2013 Risk Manager, Ministry of Justice, The Hague 2000-2006 Change Manager, Ministry of Finance, The Hague 1999-2000 Management Consultant, PricewaterhouseCoopers 1997-1999 Postdoctor...

Mobility Data Mining

The trajectories of a moving object are a powerful summary for its activity related to mobility. As seen in previous chapters, such information can be queried in order to retrieve those trajectories (and the objects that own them) that respond to some given search criteria, for instance following a predefined interesting behavior. However, when massive information is available, we might be able...

Mobility Data & Privacy

Mobility data represent a very useful source of information and thanks to mobile telecommunications and ubiquitous computing the location of mobile users can be continuously sensed and recorded. The sharing of mobility data raises serious privacy concerns. Mobility data reveal the mobility behavior of the people: where they are going, where they live, where they work, their religion preferences...

Using the Untested Ebola Drug in Ebola Affected Patients: An Ethical Dilemma

Mobility Data Warehousing and Mining

The usage of location aware devices, such as mobile phones and GPS-enabled devices, is widely spread nowadays, allowing access to large spatiotemporal datasets. The space-time nature of this kind of data results in the generation of huge amounts of mobility data and imposes new challenges regarding the analytical tools that can be used for transforming raw data to knowledge. In our research, we...