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One Digital Health and FAIR Principles
July 15 @ 8:00 am – 9:00 am
Session 3 of the OneAquaHealth Innovation Series Leading to the IEEE OneAquaHealth Global Hackathon
TOPIC: One Digital Health and FAIR Principles
As the third educational session leading up to the IEEE OneAquaHealth Global Hackathon, this webinar introduces participants to the digital foundations that enable effective collaboration across environmental health, public health, and technology. Building on previous sessions, participants will explore how the One Digital Health (ODH) framework and FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) Principles provide the foundation for developing connected, data-driven, and sustainable solutions for complex global challenges.
The session will examine how the One Digital Health Steering Wheel integrates digital technologies, health, environmental science, and societal needs into a unified framework for innovation. Attendees will learn why interoperable data, standardized information sharing, and responsible digital ecosystems are essential for advancing research, enabling AI-driven insights, supporting evidence-based decision-making, and fostering collaboration across disciplines.
Designed for researchers, students, developers, healthcare professionals, environmental scientists, policymakers, and hackathon participants, this session will provide a practical understanding of how FAIR principles can improve data quality, accessibility, and reuse while accelerating innovation within the OneAquaHealth ecosystem.
Whether your hackathon project focuses on freshwater ecosystems, digital health, artificial intelligence, IoT, citizen science, biodiversity, environmental monitoring, or community resilience, this session will help you design solutions that are interoperable, scalable, and aligned with global best practices for responsible data sharing and digital innovation. By understanding the principles of One Digital Health and FAIR data, participants will be better equipped to build impactful, collaborative solutions that contribute to healthier ecosystems, healthier communities, and a more sustainable future.