The transmission of diseases from vectors is a public health problem that should be addressed not only through public policies and actions, but also through actions from the general public.
The application aims to keep both users and the public aware of the presence of vectors in the regions through collaborative records. The user is the key element in this process: through his observation he can share his location, select which type of vector focus was found and photograph the focus, making this record available for access to the entire tagged user network. in the map. The government may also use this information, which will be available in a panel, to help in decision making actions, cross-referencing other data that will be collected from different sources.
The registration process is simple: when the user finds a particular focus, he can click on the focus registration button, confirm its location through a map view and add the photographic record - this information is enough to make the information accurate. available in the database. All region records are shown in a listing and by positioning the location of all foci recorded on the map.