Open Source Software for Epidemiology
Software solutions for data management, analysis and dissemination
Software solutions for data management, analysis and dissemination
Onyx is a comprehensive web application used to manage subject interviews and collect data in clinics or assessment centres. Using Onyx, studies can design and administrate advanced questionnaires and automate data capture directly from electronic medical instruments avoiding error prone manual data acquisition.
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Opal is the OBiBa’s core database application for epidemiological studies. It is used to build study's central data repositories that integrate under a uniform interface data collected from multiple sources (including Onyx). Using Opal, studies can import, validate, derive, query, report, analyse and export data.
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DataSHIELD enables advanced statistical analysis across a network of Opal databases without the need of pooling and accessing individual-level data. This is a powerful tool for studies that can’t share data for common ethico-legal reasons but still want to co-analyse in-depth their data in an extensive way.
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Mica is a web application used to create web data portals for epidemiological studies or consortia. Mica includes modules to create study catalogs, searchable variable dictionaries, online data access request forms and to query remotely datasets stored in Opal databases.
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Agate is the OBiBa’s central authentication server. Agate is also used for its email notification services.
Learn moreOBiBa is an international project committed to build open source software for epidemiological studies. As part of the Maelstrom Research program, OBiBa software suite is developed in close partnership with large-scale studies and supports the entire data management lifecycle including data collection, integration, harmonization, sharing, and analysis.
Learn moreOBiBa applications are fully interoperable and offer a comprehensive and integrated software solution for both individual studies and networks of studies that aims to build a federated database infrastructure.
Learn moreif you are using OBiBa software, please cite our work in your code, websites, publications or reports and let us know at info@obiba.org
The work presented herein was made possible using the OBiBa suite (www.obiba.org), a software suite developed by Maelstrom Research (www.maelstrom-research.org)
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