The second day of GCamp is about brain storming, gathering ideas how to achieve the goal of predict and prevent outbreak before it happens.

Our idea is about citizen surveillance, making a bunch of data which is aggregated from various sources to be more usable and accessible by the use of existed, everyday-life, technology.

From Phnom Penh

Even if you're not physically geographically (well, this event is really about maps) here at Royal University of Phnom Penh, you still can participate GCamp. Just follow #gcamp hashtag on Twitter to get a gist. Your questions and insights, with #gcamp hashtag marked, are very welcome and they could be spotted by other campers :)

And, well, Opendream's twitter account is @opendream :=3

This is our presentation which is presented in GCamp in Phnom Penh. Interestingly that 60% of topics in GCamp are about using mobile phone on disease surveillance. The conversation with GCampers was great, but need to think more about sustainability of system, incentive of reporters or even how to make this surveillance more everyday-life.