6.1.3. Content

The sandbox contains fake data that has been generated to facilitate testing sessions and demos that would cover a large number of use cases, including changes over time.

'Tolkien land' was initially created for a training that took place in the Philippines in 2019. It has since been expanded for GeoPrism Registry demonstration purposes.

6.1.3.1. Geo-Object Types

The Tolkien dataset contains Geo-Object Types under the curation mandate of three different organizations:

  • Ministry of Home Affairs (MOHA)

    • Provinces - Polygons

    • Counties - Polygons

    • Shires - Polygons

    • Villages - Points

  • Ministry of Health (MOH)

    • National Hospitals - Points

    • Referral Hospitals – Points

    • Health Centers – Points

    • Health Posts – Points

    • Catchment areas – Polygons

    • Community Health Workers - Points

  • Ministry of Education (MOE)

    • Universities - Points

    • Colleges - Points

    • Secondary Schools - Points

    • Primary Schools - Points

6.1.3.2. Hierarchies

Organization-specific hierarchies based on the above Geo-Object Types and the geographic location (latitude/longitude) or the geographic extent (polygon) of each Geo-Object have also been configured for the Tolkien dataset.

The hierarchies created per organization are as follows:

  • MOHA

    • Administrative structure hierarchy: hierarchy showing how the different administrative divisions are aggregated from the lowest level to the highest.

  • MOH

    • Community Health Workers (CHW) - Health Post hierarchy: hierarchy linking each CHW to the health post they report to

    • Health care referral hierarchy: hierarchy describing how patients are being referred from the village up to the national hospital level

    • Health geography hierarchy: hierarchy linking each health facility with the Shire in which it is located

    • MOH-MOHA Village hierarchy: hierarchy linking the MOHA village with the corresponding MOH village for the purpose of managing MOH-specific hierarchies and lists

  • MOH

    • Educational geography hierarchy: hierarchy linking each school with the administrative division in which it is located

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