The hubverse: open tools for collaborative modeling#
What is The Hubverse For?
The goal of the hubverse is to ensure stakeholders have model summaries they can trust by facilitating collaborative modeling efforts that are rapidly validated and summarized. While this effort has been developed by scientists focusing on modeling outbreaks, hubverse concepts and tooling are general enough to have a broader range of applications.
Read more about who uses the hubverse
The hubverse is a collection of open-source software and data tools that enable collaborative modeling exercises. It is developed by the Consortium of Infectious Disease Modeling Hubs, a collaboration of research teams and public health professionals that have built and maintained predictive modeling hubs for infectious disease applications. Working together, we have developed the hubverse for groups running collaborative modeling hub efforts. This website documents the requirements for using the hubverse.
The overview section introduces the project, and the getting started section outlines how to set up a working hub and the different resources created by this project.
Active Hubs#
The following are some of the active and public hubs using the hubverse