Data, disease and diplomacy¶
Elbe, S., & Buckland‐Merrett, G. (2017). Data, disease and diplomacy: GISAID's innovative contribution to global health. Global Challenges, 1(1), 33-46.
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- The software-supply-chain substrate carries the most mature tooling (SBOM, SLSA, in-toto, sigstore); the M&A substrate carries the deepest legal engineering (reps-and-warranties insurance, escrow); the medical-transplant substrate carries the most rigorous boundary verification (HLA crossmatch, CMV screening); the epidemiology substrate carries the most explicit upstream monitoring (GISAID, ProMED).
This sourceDescribes the GISAID platform for sharing influenza/pathogen genomic data, an upstream-surveillance mechanism against emerging-pathogen risk.
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The article describes GISAID as an influenza-data sharing mechanism; it supplies nothing on the other three substrates or on any comparative ranking.
“GISAID introduced a new mechanism for incentivizing and promoting the international sharing of influenza virus data.”
- The software-supply-chain substrate carries the most mature tooling (SBOM, SLSA, in-toto, sigstore); the M&A substrate carries the deepest legal engineering (reps-and-warranties insurance, escrow); the medical-transplant substrate carries the most rigorous boundary verification (HLA crossmatch, CMV screening); the epidemiology substrate carries the most explicit upstream monitoring (GISAID, ProMED).
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