Chap Modeling Platform
Python-based processing engine for model execution, backtesting, evaluation, data ingestion and the REST API. See the Chap website for more information.
DHIS2 Climate & Health Software Tools
The software developed by HISP through our DHIS2 Climate & Health project is fully open-source and freely available to install and use. On this page, you can find links to the repositories for our software products, information about our software roadmap, and guidance on how to share input with us.
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Software tools for Climate & Health
Use the links below to explore our DHIS2 Climate & Health software tools for climate and environmental data integration and predictive modeling and forecasting, and find guidance on how to download and install them in your own environment.
DHIS2 Modeling App
Frontend application that gives the Chap platform its user interface within DHIS2.
Open Climate Service (in development)
Extracts, transforms and loads geospatial data from multiple sources into DHIS2 and the Chap Modeling Platform. Learn more on the Open Climate Service webiste.
DHIS2 Climate App
A user-friendly DHIS2 frontend application that uses Google Earth Engine to import global climate and environmental datasets into DHIS2 organisation units,
aggregated subnationally.
DHIS2 Climate & Health software roadmap
The DHIS2 Climate & Health engineering team at HISP UiO is engaged in rapid iterative development of our software tools. Our roadmap is based on strategic priorities and input from local stakeholders in partner countries working with us on the DHIS2 Climate & Health project.
We are committed to transparency and believe that it is important to share information on upcoming developments in these software products. We plan to publish an overview of our software roadmap on this page soon.
Share input on our software products
We encourage members of the DHIS2 community to share ideas for our software products and report bugs in existing releases through Jira or GitHub (see below).
- Something is broken in a released version: Report it in the Climate project in Jira (account required).
- I have an idea, a use case, or an unmet need: Share it in the Discovery project in Jira (account required)
- I have a question or want to discuss with others: Ask on the DHIS2 Community of Practice:
- Prefer to ask a question privately? Email chap@dhis2.org for Chap and the Modeling App, or climate-data@dhis2.org for Open Climate Service and the Climate App.
- I want to collaborate, fund, or start a country setup: Email climate@dhis2.org
Having an issue but not sure if it’s a bug? Report it anyway. If it turns out to be a usage question, we’ll answer it or point you to the right place.
Jira and GitHub access
If you don’t have access to our Jira projects, you can report a problem or suggest an idea on GitHub instead in the project it relates to. All you need is a free GitHub account.
- Chap CLI, Chapkit and modelling: dhis2-chap/chap-core
- DHIS2 Modeling App: dhis2-chap/chap-frontend
- Open Climate Service: dhis2/open-climate-service
Not sure which project to use? Pick the closest one; we’ll move it if needed.
Would you rather have a Jira account? Email chap@dhis2.org to request one.