Global Transitions · 2020 · 54 citations · 27 references
ComputingCloud ComputingInfectious Disease ControlCommunicable Disease ControlDisease SurveillanceInternet Of ThingsDisease Surveillance SystemsFog ComputingHealth SurveillanceInfection SurveillancePredictive Analytics For Population HealthReminder SystemsEmergency Alert MessagesFog Computing ArchitectureHealth Data ProtectionQuarantineReal-time Alert SystemsReal-time Alerting SystemsReal-time ProcessingReal-time Processing Architecture
Nowadays, COVID-19 is spreading at a rapid rate in almost all the continents of the world. It has already affected many people who are further spreading it day by day. Hence, it is the most essential to alert nearby people to be aware of it due to its communicable behavior. Till May 2020, no vaccine is available for the treatment of this COVID-19, but the existing technologies can be used to minimize its effect. Cloud/fog computing could be used to monitor and control this rapidly spreading infection in a cost-effective and time-saving manner. To strengthen COVID-19 patient prediction, Artificial Intelligence(AI) can be integrated with cloud/fog computing for practical solutions. In this paper, fog assisted the internet of things based quality of service framework is presented to prevent and protect from COVID-19. It provides real-time processing of users' health data to predict the COVID-19 infection by observing their symptoms and immediately generates an emergency alert, medical reports, and significant precautions to the user, their guardian as well as doctors/experts. It collects sensitive information from the hospitals/quarantine shelters through the patient IoT devices for taking necessary actions/decisions. Further, it generates an alert message to the government health agencies for controlling the outbreak of chronic illness and for tanking quick and timely actions.
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CovidGAN: Data Augmentation Using Auxiliary Classifier GAN for Improved Covid-19 Detection
Abdul Waheed, Muskan Goyal, Deepak Gupta et al. · IEEE Access · 2020 · 770 citations · Full text