Active Epidemiological Risk Analysis
AERA™
idōs created the worlds first and only automated health risk assessment tool that integrates with the idōs app.
Active Epidemiological Risk Analysis....AERA™
An automated Geo Health Risk Assessment System that provides a therapeutic solution for prevention
As a feature of the idōs solution set, our mission was to create a "Health Risk Assessment" system that would constantly collect threat and hazard information from our global sensor network and in the process pinpoint specific coordinates as to the location of our Users. This health risk analysis was named "Active Epidemiological Risk Analysis" (AERA™).
The AERA™ global system intelligently with precise measure analyses environmental threats (pollution, stress events, outbreaks...) and determines how the environmental impact factors affect the physicality of the idos User.
In addition, AERA™ further measures all the threats discovered within the area and passes that risk information on in to idōs, allowing for a comprehensive cross section of data to provide the most targeted therapeutic to be recommended.
Example use case scenario 1: Since AERA™ obtains the latest information regarding the weather and obtains local news information, the health risk assessment may reveal the high likelihood of a viral event occurring. This information is passed into the idōs system and a therapeutic is recommended to take as a precautionary measure, instantly.
Collecting Data and Information from around the Globe
Well Vetted and Established Organizations
The backbone of AERA™ was established with the understanding of the following referenced material: “Epidemiology” 2nd edition, World Health Organization; “Principles of Epidemiology” 2nd edition, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; “Human Health Risk Assessment”, United States Environmental Protection Agency; “Joint Medical Doctrine”, Publication 4-03, NATO; “WHO Human Health Risk Assessment Toolkit: Chemical Hazards”, IPCS (International Programme on Chemical Safety), World Health Organization.
AERA™ uses information from well-established organizations such as NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), USGS (United States Geological Survey), NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration), Smithsonian Institution Global Volcanism Program, GLIDE (Disaster Database), and the USN (United States Navy, JTWC weather warnings).
Disaster Medicine
The methodology used within AERA™ is not known by many. idōs deployed experts in the field of disaster medicine to forecast how up to 50 different threats and hazards may physiologically impact a human body. These threats and hazards are grouped by Human Caused Events (accidental and or intentional), Natural Hazards (geological, meteorological, and biological) and Technological Events (black outs, internet...). Disaster Medicine experts guided the system to collect raw data and was then able to identify these threats contextually but further rate the severity it might have upon our subscribers. This medical intelligence gathering system works upon an "evidence based" risk analysis. idōs uses this probabilistic analysis to offer the best mitigation option. What this means, AERA can determine to a high degree of accuracy how the threat atmospherics / environmental hazards nearby a subscriber might be physiologically impacted (pollution, stress, disease...) that surrounds our subscriber.
Geospatio Intelligence
AERA™ combines spatial intelligence, Domain Awareness Vulnerability Assessments (DAVA™), threat atmospherics (threat and hazard assessments), physiology and medical intelligence to provide an evidence bases therapeutic solution. The system automatically assess nearby businesses (chemical plants...) and terrain features (canals, runoffs...) that may cause physiological harm such as poisonous gas or contaminated drinking supply.
Health Risk Assessments
idōs uses the same methodology used by Government entities (Center for Disease Control (CDC), Dept. Health and Human Services (DHHS), Air Quality Management Division (AQMD) and other intelligence agency sources to derive a Risk Based Analysis.