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“COVID-19:Our Memory”: A Digital Archive for Social Changes caused by SARS-CoV-2
Abstract
In light of SARS-CoV-2’s significant impact, human society has experienced rapid changes in lifestyle that it has not yet experienced before. One way this virus has influenced people’s lives is the emergence of the zero-contact society, an initiative for preventing the spread of infectious diseases. As can be seen, the social impact of COVID-19 is widespread. Various issues, such as those about government policy, personal information protection, and health care, are affecting society as a whole. At the same time, factual information is difficult to track and record because of the rapid and transient nature of related events and issues. As such, a method of effectively describing COVID-19 and real-time information is necessary. The “COVID-19: Our Memory” project is an attempt to record the sociocultural impact of the coronavirus infection. This project collects major events and issues classified into several subjects, records those events from a neutral point of view, and develops a digital archive so that all records are accessible. All the data collected and built through the project, the application, including the source code and visualization, are all published to bring about new opportunities for collaboration.
- keywords
- Digital archives, COVID-19, Data analysis, Data visualization, 디지털 아카이브, COVID-19, 데이터 분석, 데이터 시각화
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