<commit_before>EbolaMapper
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**EbolaMapper** is a set of Web tools for visualizing epidemiological outbreaks, including ebola. This includes Web components, mobile apps, and various secondaries such as data validators, converters, and the like. This project also defines the [Outbreak Time Series Specification](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/Outbreak-Time-Series-Specification-Overview). Taken together the two are sufficient to layer on top of existing Internet code and network infrastructure to create a global outbreak monitoring network. In other words, it is **modern open-source anti-virus software**. 

Description
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Here is a break out the phrase "modern open-source anti-virus software."

**Modern**: this means highly interacive Web based visualizations leveraging SVG, via D3.js. This works with any browser newer than IE8 (which is already fading fast in late 2014, at less than 10% of global usages, and Microsoft will stop supporting in 2016). EbolaMapper also uses AnjularJS 1.3.x, another project which recognises that IE8 is not worth the limitations it imposes on any forward looking effort.

**Open-source**: The code is Apache 2.0 licensed (that is, do with it freely as you wish, commericially or otherwise). Data for the 2014 Ebola Outbreak in West Africa is also made available, as free open data ([PDDL licensed](http://opendatacommons.org/licenses/pddl/)). We have currated data and provide it via a RESTful Web service API based on the [Outbreak Time Series Specification](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/Outbreak-Time-Series-Specification-Overview).

**Anti-virus software**: Ebola is a virus and this software project is anti-ebola (and pro-geeky humor).

Uses
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**EbolaMapper** is white label-able, that is the components are Web page embeddable (iframe or otherwise) and can easy be styled via CSS to match the rest of a Web site. 

Since **EbolaMapper** is licensed under [the Apache 2.0 License](http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html) deploys do not require attribution. Please, take it and help the world. (We are, though, interested in showing off quality work in a gallery of deploys. So, drop us a line if you have a link we can add to the list.)

Fork (or simply download) this repository if you want to [deploy EbolaMapper](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/Deployment-HOWTO). 
- Styling (CSS, etc.) is highly configurable and [well documented](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/White-Label). 
- Any data source using the [Outbreak Time Series Specification] (https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/Outbreak-Time-Series-Specification-Overview) can be specified as an URL parameter.

The default settings are sane such that you can just grab a copy, throw the files up on a Web server, and quickly be up and running.

More info
---------
The best place to go for more information is the [EbolaMapper project's wiki](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki).

If you want to jump in and get involved:  
- [The To Do List](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/To-Do-List) provides an overview of where things are at  
- [The Issue Tracker](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/issues) is where to find the nitty-gritty

Blog posts about EbolaMapper can be found at:  
http://tigue.com/
<commit_msg>wordcrafting and added schedule<commit_after>## EbolaMapper
EbolaMapper is Web technology for visualizing epidemiological outbreaks, including ebola. The project has Web components, mobile apps, and various secondaries such as data validators, converters, and the like. This project also defines the [Outbreak Time Series Specification](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/Outbreak-Time-Series-Specification-Overview). Taken together the two are sufficient to layer on top of existing Internet code and network infrastructure to create a global outbreak monitoring network. In other words, it is **modern open-source anti-virus software**. 

### Description
Here is a break out the phrase "modern open-source anti-virus software."

**Modern**: this means highly interacive Web based visualizations leveraging SVG, via D3.js. This works with any browser newer than IE8 (which is already fading fast in late 2014, at less than 10% of global usages, and Microsoft will stop supporting in 2016). EbolaMapper also uses AnjularJS 1.3.x, another project which recognises that IE8 is not worth the limitations it imposes on any forward looking effort.

**Open-source**: The code is Apache 2.0 licensed (that is, do with it freely as you wish, commericially or otherwise). Data for the 2014 Ebola Outbreak in West Africa is also made available, as free open data ([PDDL licensed](http://opendatacommons.org/licenses/pddl/)). We have currated data and provide it via a RESTful Web service API based on the [Outbreak Time Series Specification](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/Outbreak-Time-Series-Specification-Overview).

**Anti-virus software**: Ebola is a virus and this software project is anti-ebola (and pro-geeky humor).

### Status
The schedule is to have EbolaMapper minimally viable by 2014-01-09. See, [the wiki](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki#status) for more details.

### Uses
EbolaMapper is white label-able, or OEM-able, that is the components can be embedded with a Web page (iframe or otherwise) and can be easily styled via CSS to match the rest of a Web site look.

EbolaMapper is licensed under [the Apache 2.0 License](http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html) so deploys do not require any attribution. Please, take it and help the world. (We are, though, interested in showing off quality work in a gallery of deploys. So, drop us a line if you have a link we can add to the list.)

Fork (or simply download) this repository if you want to [deploy EbolaMapper](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/Deployment-HOWTO). 
- Styling (CSS, etc.) is highly configurable and [well documented](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/White-Label). 
- Any data source using the [Outbreak Time Series Specification] (https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/Outbreak-Time-Series-Specification-Overview) can be specified as an URL parameter.

The default settings are sane such that you can just grab a copy, throw the files up on a Web server, and quickly be up and running.

### More info
The best place to go for more information is the [EbolaMapper project's wiki](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki).

If you want to jump in and get involved:  
- [The To Do List](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/wiki/To-Do-List) provides an overview of where things are at  
- [The Issue Tracker](https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/issues) is where to find the nitty-gritty

Blog posts about EbolaMapper can be found at:  
http://tigue.com/

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