Indonesian engineer combatting bird flu by CDMA
It’s a good news. Instead of negotiating a contract to sell the Avian flu virus samples to an American vaccine company, an Indonesian engineer creates a new technology to combat against bird flu and awarded an international grant from Qualcomm, a leading developer and innovator of Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) and other advanced wireless technologies.
The statistics indicates that bird flu has infected 81 people in Indonesia, killing 63, since the first human case was identified here in July 2005. Globally, there have been 165 fatalities from 271 human infections.
Bandung Institute of Technology’s Ph.D student, Ria L. Moedomo, has successfully created the application provides a system to assist in processing and analyzing the poultry sales and distribution process to track and combat against Avian Influenza.
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