Academy and Government Integration -- An Information System for Visualizing COVID-19 Data in the Municipality of Cataguases

• Aline F. de Jesus Araújo IFSudesteMG
• Sthefani da Silva Maximiano IFSudesteMG
• Ronney Moreira Castro IFSudesteMG
• Alex Fernandes da Veiga Machado IFSudesteMG
• Tadeu Moreira de Classe UNIRIO

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/ersirj.2021.16976

Abstract

Information and Communication Technologies create changes and opportunities for society, connecting people and sharing information. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people need fast and true information about the state of the disease, and how it has been affecting several places on Earth. Public institutions, such as city hall, have such pandemic information, but not always they can publish them fast and easy to understand. Therefore, based on digital government concepts and aiming to make society better this work presents a report about integration between government public institutions and academic places to build a project of data visualization related to COVID-19 data in Cataguases (MG). Thus, the data can be delivered, accessed, and used by citizens in a fast and easy way.

Keywords: Data, Academy, Government, Integration, Visualization

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