Funders and Supporting Institutions
PHES ODM is supported by many institutions who help make it possible.
Coronavirus Variants Rapid Response Network
Funder of main ODM activities
Public Health Agency of Canada
Funder of development, support tools
Health Canada
Funder of support tools
Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks
Funder of version 1 development, support tools
Canadian Institutes of Health Research | Instituts de Recherche en Santé du Canada
Secondary funder of core PHES-ODM development members.
AdvanSentinel
An early adopter of version 1 of the ODM, and a key stakeholder and development partner.
OCLAIRE Environnement
Host organization of PHES-ODM development partners.
Université Laval
Host organization for core PHES-ODM development members.
Fonds de Recherche sur la Nature et les Technologies du Québec
Secondary funder of key PHES-ODM development members, and doctoral students.
modelEAU
Host organization and secondary funder of core PHES-ODM development members.
CentrEau
Host institution and secondary funder of core PHES-ODM development members.
University of Ottawa
Host institution for core PHES-ODM development, key partners and stakeholders.
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada
Funding for doctoral candidates, collaborating researchers and research groups.
Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
The host organization of the PHES-ODM and the core working and support staff.
Public Health Agency of Canada National Microbiology Laboratory
Adopter of Version 2 or the ODM, critical development partner
European Commission Joint Research Centre
Adopter of Version 2 or the ODM, critical development partner
Super Contributors
These are individuals who significantly contribute to the PHES-ODM, often going above and beyond. They are actively involved in development, provide critical feedback, and offer substantial support.
Asma Bahamyirou
Public Health Agency of Canada, Data, Surveillance & Foresight Branch (DSFB)
Beta-tester and dictionary development partner, oversees adoption at PHAC.
Carol Bennett
Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
A core member of the development team, currently working most closely on the PHES-ODM's sister initiative, the PHES-Evaluation Framework (PHES-EF).
Jean-David Therrien
Université Laval
A core dictionary development team member, and doctoral student.
Mathew Thomson
Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
PHES-ODM project coordinator
Nikho Hizon
Public Health Agency of Canada National Microbiology Laboratory
Beta-tester and dictionary development partner.
Peter Vanrolleghem
Université Laval
Co-founder and one of the lead scientists for the PHES-ODM project.
Roberta Delatolla
University of Ottawa
The first adopter and partner in the development of the PHES-ODM, has continued to support and advocate for the project.
Shane Kirkham
Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
PHES-ODM visual designer and website architect.
Sorin Sion
European Commission Joint Research Centre
Ensured functional SQL code, coherency in the entity relationship diagram, ensure logistics of european adoption go smoothly
Steven McAvoy
Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks
Supports development, expansion, and integration within the Ontario Wastewater Surveillance Initiative.
Vince Pileggi
Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks
Supported changes and development to spearhead adoption by Ontario's Wastewater Surveillance Initiative.
Yulric Sequiera
University of Ottawa
The lead developer in the PHES-ODM team, oversees the software development of the various ODM tools and libraries.
Élisabeth Mercier
University of Ottawa
A main contributor in the development of the Ottawa Automatic Data Pipeline tool.
Contributors
This group is made up of individuals who make valuable contributions to the project, but are as consistently and actively involved as super-users. They are often GitHub contributors and provide suggestions on development and dictionary features.
Ting Sam Wong
Thomas Maere
Colleen Naugthon
Bernd Gawlik
Diego Orellano
Chand Mangat
