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The Behavioral Sensing working group is charged with designing a more reliable data collection platform for development economics.

The Behavioral Sensing workgroup is charged with designing a more reliable data collection platform for development economics.

"We're currently using Flurry for our analytics, we'll soon build our own data collection platform for drawing insights on individual and aggregate learning and for giving feedback to kids, parents, and teachers", Klein told me.

WHO's collaboration with INDEPTH has generated data from HDSS sites in eight countries (Africa: Agincourt, South Africa; Ifakara, Tanzania; Nairobi, Kenya; Navrongo, Ghana Asiaa: Filabavi, Viet Nam; Matlab, Bangladesh; Purworejo, Indonesia and Vadu, India) and provides another valuable data collection platform for cross-national comparisons of ageing.

This will be a resident facing digital data collection platform that aims for half of all respondents.

A technical specification for the data collection platform released by HESA for potential suppliers indicates how the standard dataset would need to be both human- and machine-readable (https://www.hesa.ac.uk/files/Data-futures/Data-Futures_Overview-for-PQQ.pdf).

Innovative technologies such as an online data collection platform and smartphone applications are used for the collection of rich datasets that will be analysed using state of the art modelling techniques.

(See report for the baseline study session (PDF, 11 pages – in French) and the report for the new data collection platform training session (PDF, 9 pages).

In the following section, we briefly cover the data collection platform and present the data set used for evaluation.

There is no ideal data collection platform that can record user personal data for every day 24 h non-stop, it will drain the battery and spend smartphone resources.

Despite these limitations, the study provides a robust data set, baseline and data collection platform that can be used to inform future interventions – and their evaluation – for older people's health across contrasting geographic and socio-cultural settings.