Data Collection and Application of COVID-19 in Medium-Sized Cities—Taking Macau as an Example
- 1 Faculty of Innovation and Design, City University of Macau, Macau, China
- 2 Faculty of Innovation and Design, City University of Macau, Macau, China
Abstract
Convenient transportation and the large flow of residents in the city give rise to the wide spread of COVID-19. Data collection plays a crucial role in determining the effectiveness of the control of the pandemic. The pandemic is not only a serious problem in large cities, but also hitting medium-sized cities. Macau is a typical medium-sized city where the pandemic has been un der effective control with comprehensive data collection. This thesis will co nduct in-depth research on the collection and application of the statistics about COVID-19 in Macau. Macau collects data through the border, incorporating NAT (nucleic acid testing) data and health codes into daily-used mobile applications, which features a network with real-time updates and sharing. This thesis will connect to the construction of smart cities to provide ideas for h andling large-scale public health issues in medium-sized cities.
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