PACE: alert system for Covid-19 exposure in Parañaque City/ Joshua Andrei D. Dacio, Jerome Monteclar, James Van Rivel, Andrew Ladesma, Aldrin Tolentino.
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TextPublication details: Parañaque City: Olivarez College, 2021Subject(s): DDC classification: - T 004 2021
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Undergraduate Thesis
These days, people are concerned and are exceptionally careful of their well-being. because they fear contracting the infection. Our research aims to provide the general community the necessary information to alert the community regarding the situation due to the spread of the COVID-19 virus, we would like to spread awareness to the people of Parañaque city in order for them to know the current situation that we have and also one of our key difference in system and to the others is we integrate an alert notification in terms of notifying the people who used and register in our system we will notify them beforehand if ever the place that they went to has been visited by someone who tested positive in COVID-19. Furthermore, we would like to encourage people to stay at home if they don't have any important things to do outside also, we are also collaborating with other researchers so that we could help each other in terms of providing important information whether who among on the group of people are more susceptible in contracting the virus this may help researchers and people to be aware of the dangers of COVID-19. We hope the pandemic comes to an end. When that happens, our system can be change and adapt to the needs of users and provide general health information so that our system will still be useful.
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