Enhancing pandemic early warning systems with secure data transfer via blockchain and stealth monitoring
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Global Pandemic Early Warning System (GPEWS) promotes global health emergency management by preventing and early warning pandemics.GPEWS uses epidemic history, real-time health and environmental surveillance, monitoring, and pandemic prediction.GPEWS aims to create machine learning models to predict future disease patterns, transfer learning to convert pre-trained models into trained models to detect outbreaks, blockchain-based authentication to access data, and stealth-mode tracking to observe cloud storage center data transmission.Epidemiological, patient health, and geospatial data preprocessing into a master system.Transfer learning and machine learning-based methods improve outbreak prediction using pretrained model fine-tuning that learns old and new disease patterns.A secure blockchain approach validates authorization to prevent health data from alteration and disclosure.Cloud networks also use stealth-mode monitoring to monitor data exchange in real time.Machine learning and transfer learning models improve outbreak accuracy and response to novel disease strains.Data is protected against illegal access with blockchain authorization.Stealth-mode monitoring ensures live data transfer monitoring to prevent data leakage and system stability assaults.GPEWS pioneered the merging of machine learning, transfer learning, blockchain security, and stealth-mode surveillance to create a scalable and reliable pandemic early warning system.GPEWS uses real-time predictive analytics and secure data handling to prepare for global health crises more actively than epidemiologic surveillance networks.The platform enhances outbreak early detection and response with secure analytics and security capabilities.
Source: Perinatal Journal
Authors: Nabrisi Rohid, S. Venkatesh, A. Vanathi
Institutions: Annamalai University, Government of Tamil Nadu, Aditya University
Language: English
Subfield: Epidemiology
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4414252675
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