Camber Systems

Inspired analytics for the public good. Co-founded by @navinvembar & @I_f_Allen.

[Camber Systems @CamberSystems]

Camber was founded to empower leaders with the high-quality data and insights they need to build a safer and more equitable world. Whatever else can be said of 2020, it was a year of opportunities to do just this. https://t.co/SKeLl0hewQ

[CrisisReady @crisisreadiness]

This Friday at 11 am EDT at CrisisReady! Join us for our next panel discussing translational readiness and data collaboratives with Stefaan Verhulst from @TheGovLab! Registration required (free). @simulacrandrew @FXBHarvard @DirectRelief @Satchit_Balsari

https://t.co/95noZJrpNY

[Camber Systems @CamberSystems]

At Camber Systems, we are committed to protecting privacy. We share insights, not data. And since we consider privacy paramount, we are careful to ensure that no personal or private information is included in any of our insights. Ever.

[CCDD at Harvard Chan @CCDD_HSPH]

WATCH: @mlipsitch reflects on predictions he made a year ago about the pandemic – and says there's reason to be hopeful in the months ahead. https://t.co/Gr6TSVzRde @CBSEveningNews @JimAxelrod

[OpenDP @opendp_org]

Learn how @crisisreadiness is applying OpenDP to their disaster response datasets...

[Camber Systems @CamberSystems]

A fascinating look at how crowd-sourced, self-reported data can be used to build predictive models. The results speak to the utility of data in developing an agile response to the #COVID19 pandemic. @HowWeFeel @XihongLin
https://t.co/gVRtfxLeTd

[Camber Systems @CamberSystems]

Aggregating data flows and producing tools to inform preventative and real-time humanitarian response efforts just makes good sense. The team @crisisreadiness is making it happen and we're excited to be working with them. #DataScience #dataforgood https://t.co/eEYgh23UuA

[Camber Systems @CamberSystems]

We’re honored to be a part of this remarkable group of scientists and proud of the work outlined in the COVID-19 Mobility Data Network Annual report. #dataforgood https://t.co/5zTwXnl8oa

[Navin Vembar @navinvembar]

This is going to be a fantastic panel about data for disaster response - I'm very excited to attend.

[Camber Systems @CamberSystems]

Camber CTO @navinvembar and coauthors @Satchit_Balsari @nish_epi @mathewkiang @htnek @simulacrandrew & @Caroline_OF_B propose a common framework for #mobile phone #data analysis useful for measuring #mobility during #COVID19 in @LancetDigitalH. Read it: https://t.co/HrF9Uu5ODC

[Nick Reisman @NickReisman]

How a Data Firm Can Track COVID Cases After Events https://t.co/D8GkdBa2TA

[CrisisReady @crisisreadiness]

We are excited to invite you to the official launch of CrisisReady! Joined by colleagues from @WHO, @GFDRR, @PHEgov and @Googleorg to talk about emerging changes in the use of large-scale data for real-time disaster response.
@DirectRelief @FXBHarvard
https://t.co/4Sw5NO3ANu

[Camber Systems @CamberSystems]

Can't use data to make lives better unless we first solve for privacy. Great points from author Jill Capotosto @ICRC https://t.co/cfFkL5T7O2

[Nick Reisman @NickReisman]

New: An analysis by Camber Systems finds the two in-person Bills playoff games did not lead to a rise in COVID cases in Erie County https://t.co/VWD40c0QMx

[CrisisReady @crisisreadiness]

The use of #mobilitydata by the city of Syracuse is an example of a multi-member #collaboration between @FXBHarvard researchers and city-level data team. @DirectRelief @nish_epi

Read the full story here:

https://t.co/gwcFd3GJJT

[Jennifer Chan @JenniferChan7]

People based networks in disasters working with data are held together by trust. But trust is not a one size fits all phenomenon. Brief 1 shares the experience of @crisisreadiness CMDN network of over 150+ collaborators https://t.co/5Mr3MIFmOO

[Camber Systems @CamberSystems]

Distributed consent and its impact on privacy and observability in social networks https://t.co/SuXx34crBw via @wordpressdotcom

[Camber Systems @CamberSystems]

The data translator plays an essential, often under-appreciated role, in equalizing and humanizing data.

CMDN User Feedback Brief 4- The Crucial Role of Data Translators throughout the Network @JenniferChan7 @FXBHarvard @DirectRelief https://t.co/YLzDNWzzXx

[Marc Lipsitch @mlipsitch]

Reupping this. Existing vaccines may well have been unable to get us to the herd immunity threshold before the variants made things harder. Now more unlikely. But if we can identify (hard) and vaccinate (harder) the most vulnerable it will make continued spread less destructive.

[CrisisReady @crisisreadiness]

REPORT RELEASED! Did data make a difference? @DirectRelief with colleagues from @Facebook, @NetHope_org and @crisisreadiness @harvard_data reviewing work with Facebook's Data for Good program in 2020.

https://t.co/B4Yn8a6liC