CampusTrace: A Framework for Centralized Contact Tracing System for Universities in Preparation for Face-to-Face Classes
Ritz Kevin C. Ragel, Francis F. Balahadia · 2022
The government addresses that one of the biggest problems in the country is lacking an effective contact tracing solution. The Philippines' current contact tracing systems have encountered a lot of challenges because of the lack of features that would ensure safety and awareness to users around. The study aims to propose a system framework that can be used as Contact Tracing Solution using data warehousing and edge computing would improve the tracing in small and concentrated areas such as universities and offices. The researchers gather reviews and studies on how to develop a system that would address the current problem in the contact tracing scenario in the Philippines, particularly in the education field. The researcher will be going to apply the descriptive and development design for the conduct of the study and the waterfall methodology will be the software model for the development of the proposed system. Therefore, it is better to develop a contact tracing application that will be used by universities whose main objective is to spread awareness to potentially close contacts of a COVID-19 positive case and further implement the system framework to provide a proactive solution for contact tracing in the academe.