1. Public Health Gateway In Kenya
Dennis Muoki – Egerton Uni- Kenya –
Charles Njaramba – Egerton Uni- Kenya )
e-Research Summer Hackfest – Catania (Italy)

2. Scientific problem - Definition
Increased Motorcycles in the country
The number of roads never increased at the same rate
competition for almost the same space
Little or no training on riding safety
it is well known that many riders have little formal training on safety on the road
Accidents
Even in regions without cars, the phenomenon of motorbike accidents is very much present.

3. Scientific Problem - Solution
Build a public health gateway
Build a web portal for recording data on such accidents (By doctors and Police)
Build a real time mobile interface dispatcher to broadcast relevant information to the public
Build the interfaces on open science gateways:
Create an underlying RESTful API for the system using gLibrary and FutureGateway
Create a schema-less DB (Mongo DB) and link it to the two gateways

4. Work done during the Hackfest
Tools used
gLibrary
Future Gateway
Set up a FutureGateway instance on a VM at Catania using the baseline installation scripts
Created data analyzer that runs data (from gLibrary) analysis jobs and returns results
Created REST APIs over new datasets for the health gateway
Implemented data storage on the Open-Stack Based storage server at Catania

5. Results
Recording a new accident

6. Results
Web View of recorded cases

7. Results
Results of Future Gateway Analyzer (Showing Black spots)

8. Mobile Platform
SAFE ZONE
MEDIUM ACCIDENT ZONE
BLACKSPOT ZONE

9. DENNIS MUOKI, CHARLES NJARAMBA DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING
EGERTON UNIVERSITY
PUBLIC HEALTH GATEWAY
e-Infrastructures for Africa Community
@ei4africa l #SciGaIA
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and inovation programme under grant agreement n°654237
VNC Session
ROAD BLACK SPOTS
SAFE RIDING TIPS
ROAD STATES
WEB INTERFACE
SCIENCE GATEWAY
DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING
DATA ANALYSER/PROCESSOR
MOBILE INTERFACE
REALTIME ALERTS
REDUCED ACCIDENTS
SAFE RIDING
Sci-GaIA Workshop on the Impact of Open Science on Challenge Drive Education, Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), September, 5, 2016
EGERTON UNIVERSITY
KENYA

10. Thank you!
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