Collaborative research and public data distribution in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria (2017). This effort focused on distributing public data for the research and education on water systems in Puerto Rico. Our aim is to build infrastructure to prevent disasters like Hurricane Maria.
Task 1b. User testing and feedback funded through this proposal will be limited to assessment by our unfunded collaborators (See UW Facilities and Other Resources). We will determine current best practices to link environmental data from databases to private individual information (sensitive water and property information, personally identifying health data). We anticipate future funding to support UW workshops and feasibility study workshop in Puerto Rico for a target audience of population health researchers. We plan to propose additional work to increase the number of utilities and water samples we collect, based on demand for drinking water quality information.
Task 1b. User testing and feedback funded through this proposal will be limited to assessment by our unfunded collaborators (See UW Facilities and Other Resources). We will determine current best practices to link environmental data from databases to private individual information (sensitive water and property information, personally identifying health data). We anticipate future funding to support UW workshops and feasibility study workshop in Puerto Rico for a target audience of population health researchers. We plan to propose additional work to increase the number of utilities and water samples we collect, based on demand for drinking water quality information.