Category Archives: early warning systems

More Immanent Surveillance…

I ran rather accidentally into two further examples of attempts to create what might be called “immanent surveillance systems” — in other words, systems that are engineered to produce information about themselves as they function, or in which the parts … Continue reading

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The Birth of Autonomic-Syndromic Surveillance

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More Vital Systems gaming

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Nomination of Six Centers of Excellence for Influenza Research and Surveillance

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A Research Project on Disease Outbreak Detection

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Dirty Bomb Surveillance

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CDC, FDA and food surveillance

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Syndromic surveillance and norovirus

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Bird Flu News Picking Up

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