Sri Lanka Dengue Dashboard: A Web-Based Decision Support Tool for Dengue Surveillance in Sri Lanka
Y. M. Amali P. Rajapaksha
Abstract
These days, Sri Lanka is facing a severe dengue outbreak. In this situation, it is very useful to provide an overall understanding of Sri Lanka's historical dengue trends as well as the current dengue situation. A dashboard is an easy and effective way to convey a large amount of information to the public. Therefore, the Sri Lanka Dengue Dashboard is an initial attempt to provide comprehensive information about the dengue situation in Sri Lanka, together with the relationship between climate factors and dengue cases. Keywords: Data visualization, Heat map, Climate-dengue relationship, Tree map, Time series analysis, Quarto, Dashboard, Dengue fever
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