Publication: Desarrollo de un sistema de rastreo para la Covid-19
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2021-09-13
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El presente Trabajo de Fin de Grado consiste en una aplicación Android que permite a los usuarios que interactúan con ella llevar un control de su exposición frente a la Covid19. Para ello, los usuarios que usen esta plataforma, podrán consultar el riesgo de contagio actual, calculado según las localizaciones en las que ha estado o, en caso de dar positivo, notificarlo y alertar al resto de usuarios. Permitiendo de esta manera una monitorización de la exposición al virus, y a su vez ayudando a que otros usuarios hagan lo mismo, siendo una relación simbiótica entre usuarios.
Por otro lado, los rastreadores que utilicen la aplicación pueden usar esas ubicaciones para avisar a otras personas de su situación con respecto a su exposición al virus y añadir ubicaciones de usuarios no registrados aumentando la fiabilidad de la aplicación.
Se han utilizado las técnicas más usadas para el desarrollo de este tipo de aplicaciones, con tecnologías modernas, que ofrecen una mayor seguridad tanto para el desarrollador como los usuarios que interactúan con ella.
El principal objetivo esta aplicación es lograr un control sobre un virus altamente contagioso, como lo es la Covid-19, además de reducir la incidencia y parar la cadena de contagio avisando a los usuarios de la exposición real en cada momento.
This Final Degree Project consists of an Android application that allows users who interact with it to keep track of their exposure to Covid-19. To do this, users who use this platform will be able to consult the current contagion risk, calculated according to the locations where they have been or, in case of testing positive, notify and alert other users. Allowing in this way a monitoring of exposure to the virus, and in turn helping other users to do the same, being a symbiotic relationship between users. On the other hand, trackers using the application can use these locations to alert other people to their situation regarding their exposure to the virus and add unregistered user locations increasing the reliability of the application. The most commonly used techniques have been used for the development of this type of application, with modern technologies, which offer greater security for both the developer and the users who interact with it. The main objective of this application is to achieve control over a highly contagious virus, such as Covid-19, in addition to reducing the incidence and stopping the chain of contagion by notifying users of the actual exposure at all times.
This Final Degree Project consists of an Android application that allows users who interact with it to keep track of their exposure to Covid-19. To do this, users who use this platform will be able to consult the current contagion risk, calculated according to the locations where they have been or, in case of testing positive, notify and alert other users. Allowing in this way a monitoring of exposure to the virus, and in turn helping other users to do the same, being a symbiotic relationship between users. On the other hand, trackers using the application can use these locations to alert other people to their situation regarding their exposure to the virus and add unregistered user locations increasing the reliability of the application. The most commonly used techniques have been used for the development of this type of application, with modern technologies, which offer greater security for both the developer and the users who interact with it. The main objective of this application is to achieve control over a highly contagious virus, such as Covid-19, in addition to reducing the incidence and stopping the chain of contagion by notifying users of the actual exposure at all times.
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Trabajo de Fin de Grado en Ingeniería del Software, Facultad de Informática UCM, Departamento de Sistemas Informáticos y Computación, Curso 2020-2021.