Development and Impact Analysis of a Multi-Pandemic Real-Time Data Dashboard: A Comparative Analytical Approach

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Swathi Buragadda, Gangavarapu Mohana Rao, M. Lavanya, Adapa Gopi, Panduranga Ravi Teja

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This research presents the development and implementation of a Multi Pandemic Real-Time Data Dashboard, designed to facilitate enhanced comparative analysis across various global pandemics. Utilizing a combination of real-time data acquisition, statistical modeling, and predictive analytics, the dashboard provides a dynamic platform for analyzing pandemic trends and outcomes. Our methodology involved integrating diverse data sources, employing mathematical models such as the SIR (Susceptible, Infected, Recovered) model and machine learning algorithms for data processing and trend prediction. Key findings indicate that the dashboard effectively identifies patterns in pandemic spread and impact, offering valuable insights for public health decision-making. The research underscores the significance of advanced data analytics in managing public health crises, highlighting the dashboard’s potential in aiding proactive pandemic response and policy formulation.

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