About This Architecture

Waterborne disease early warning system integrating multi-source data collection from health facilities, weather stations, water quality sensors, and census records into a unified architecture. Raw data flows through an ETL pipeline into a feature store, feeding time-series forecasting, outbreak classification, and anomaly detection models that score risk and trigger alerts. The system delivers real-time dashboards, SMS/email notifications, and intervention recommendations to health authorities via role-based access controls. Fork this diagram to customize data sources, retrain models, or adapt alert thresholds for your region's epidemiological profile.

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How can public health systems detect waterborne disease outbreaks early using data analytics and automated alerts?

This diagram shows a complete early warning architecture: health facility reports, weather data, and water quality sensors feed a data lake; ML models perform time-series forecasting, outbreak classification, and anomaly detection; risk scores trigger SMS/email alerts and decision-support recommendations to health authorities via a secure dashboard.