Recently, the "Digital Epidemic Prevention" system, developed by the Administrative Examination and Approval Bureau of the Beijing Economic and Technological Development Area (BDA), has been launched. 

In this system, all information on epidemic prevention and control can be quickly obtained, and information analysis reports can be obtained with one click.

As the multiple rounds of regional nucleic acid screening began on April 26, the BDA needs to quickly determine how many points to open to complete the nucleic acid detection for 300,000 people within one day.

A resident gets her nucleic acid screening [Photo/kfqgw.beijing.gov.cn]

After rapid analysis and judgment, the platform gave the feedback to the problem of "how many points should be opened to complete the nucleic acid testing": about 245 points are needed to meet the needs of regional nucleic acid screening. 

But where are these 245 points set? The big data map can comprehensively present the spatial location of the epidemic prevention facilities, which helps with decision-making. 

A nucleic acid detection point set up in schools for children [Photo/kfqgw.beijing.gov.cn]

The nucleic acid detection point set up in a parking lot [Photo/kfqgw.beijing.gov.cn]

For the nucleic acid detection of key populations, the system uses dynamic update bases, automatic data comparison, and intelligent rule matching to count and analyze the nucleic acid detection of more than 2 million person-time for 20 key populations in the BDA, and screen out those who do not meet the requirements. 

The list of people tested is automatically sent to relevant departments and enterprises, providing data support  and improving management efficiency.