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The Humanitarian Data Exchange is doing great work and they have a well defined road map they are plugging away at.

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The sub-national time series dataset hosted there is the first data feed I am using to test EbolaMapper against.

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They have a very nice, interactive ebola dashboard. The story of how the dashboard came to be is impressive but I want to work to make that tortured path not have to be traveled for future outbreaks.

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They do not have case mapped to locations over time. For that The New York Times is the best.

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