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D.2.3 Update #1 FP7-ICT-611140 CARRE Project co-funded by the European Commission under the Information and Communication Technologies th (ICT) 7 Framework Programme D.2.3. Data Source Identification and Description VULSK, KTU, DUTH July 2014 D.2.3: Data Source Identification & Description CARRE Contacts Project Coordinator: Eleni Kaldoudi [email protected] Project Manager: George Drosatos [email protected] DUTH Eleni Kaldoudi [email protected] Democritus University of Thrace OU John Domingue [email protected] The Open University BED: Enjie Liu [email protected] Bedfordshire University VULSK: Domantas Stundys [email protected] Vilnius University Hospital Santariškių Klinikos KTU Arūnas Lukoševičius [email protected] Kaunas University of Technology PIAP Industrial Research Institute for Automation Roman Szewczyk [email protected] & Measurements Disclaimer This document contains description of the CARRE project findings, work and products. The authors of this document have taken any available measure in order for its content to be accurate, consistent and lawful. However, neither the project consortium as a whole nor the individual partners that implicitly or explicitly participated in the creation and publication of this document hold any sort of responsibility that might occur as a result of using its content. In case you believe that this document harms in any way IPR held by you as a person or as a representative of an entity, please do notify us immediately. The content of this publication is the sole responsibility of CARRE consortium and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union. CARRE is a Specific Targeted Research Project partially funded by the European Union, under FP7-ICT-2013-10, Theme 5.1. “Personalized health, active ageing & independent living”. FP7-ICT-61140 page 2 of 118 D.2.3: Data Source Identification & Description Document Control Page Project Contract No.: 611140 Acronym: CARRE Title: Personalized Patient Empowerment and Shared Decision Support for Cardiorenal Disease and Comorbidities Type: STREP Start: 1 November 2013 End: 31 October 2016 Programme: FP7-ICT-2013.5.1 Website: http://www.carre-project.eu/ Deliverable Deliverable No.: D.2.3 Deliverable Title: Data Source Identification and Description Responsible Partner: VULSK – Neringa Karvelyte (in alphabetical order) M. Barysas, S. Daukantas, D. Jegelevicius, G. Juozalenaite, Authors: N. Karvelyte, R. Kizlaitis, A. Lukosevicius, V. Marozas, L. Rimsevicius, E. Semertzidou, D. Stankevicius, D. Stundys, Z. Visockiene Input from: VULSK, KTU, DUTH, BED Peer Reviewers: G. Gkotsis (OU), J. Piwiński (PIAP), E. Kaldoudi (DUTH) Task: T.2.3. Data source identification and description Task duration: 6 months: 1 March 2013 to 31 July 2014 Work Package: WP2: Domain analysis, requirements and design Work Package Leader: DUTH – Eleni Kaldoudi Due Date: 31 July 2014 Actual Delivery Date: 31 July 2014 Dissemination Level: PU Nature: R Files and format: Deliverable report: 1 pdf file Version: 04 – update #1 (Oct 2015) Status: Draft Consortium reviewed WP leader accepted Coordinator accepted EC accepted FP7-ICT-61140 page 3 of 118 D.2.3: Data Source Identification & Description Document Revision History Version Date Modifications Contributors v01.0 22May 2014 New content – outline V. Marozas (KTU) A. Lukoševičius (KTU) N. Karvelytė (VULSK) v01.1 17 June 2014 New content – outline N. Karvelytė (VULSK) 25 June 2014 New content –outline M. Barysas (VULSK) v01.2 03 July 2014 New content on Section 2 V. Marozas (KTU) 08 July 2014 New content on Section 5 N. Karvelytė (VULSK) D. Stundys (VULSK) v01.3 10 July 2014 New content on Section 2 V. Marozas (KTU) D. Stankevičius (KTU) 10 July 2014 New content on Section 6 Ž. Visockienė (VULSK) L. Rimševičius (VULSK) G. Juozalėnaitė (VULSK) v01.4 11 July 2014 New content on Section 3 M. Barysas (VULSK) R. Kizlaitis (VULSK) 11 July 2014 New content, content update and review D. Stundys (VULSK) N. Karvelytė (VULSK) V. Marozas (KTU) v01.5 12 July 2014 New content, content update and review V. Marozas (KTU) 12 July 2014 New content on Section 5, 6 D. Stundys (VULSK) N. Karvelytė (VULSK) Ž. Visockienė (VULSK) L. Rimševičius (VULSK) 12 July 2014 Content update N. Karvelytė (VULSK) D. Stundys (VULSK) v01.6 16 July 2014 New content and content update on Section 2 D. Jegelevičius (KTU) V. Marozas (KTU) D. Stankevičius (KTU) v01.7 17 July 2014 New content on Section 3, Section 4, content review M. Barysas (VULSK) R. Kizlaitis (VULSK) Ž. Visockienė (VULSK) G. Juozalėnaitė (VULSK) N. Karvelytė (VULSK) D. Stundys (VULSK) v01.8 28 July 2014 New content on Sections 4, 6 E. Semertzidou (DUTH) E. Kaldoudi (DUTH) v01.9 29 July 2014 New content and content update on Section 2 D. Jegelevičius (KTU) D. Stankevičius (KTU) v02.0 30 July 2014 New content and content update on Section 2 based on V. Marozas (KTU) reviews D. Jegelevičius (KTU) D. Stankevičius (KTU) S. Daukantas (KTU) FP7-ICT-61140 page 4 of 118 D.2.3: Data Source Identification & Description 30 July 2014 Update on Section 6 based on reviews L. Rimševičius (VULSK) G. Juozalėnaitė (VULSK) v02.1 30 July 2014 Revised version based on reviews, editing, figures N. Karvelytė (VULSK) D. Stundys (VULSK) v02.2 31 July 2014 New content and content update on Section 2 based on V. Marozas (KTU) reviews D. Jegelevičius (KTU) D. Stankevičius (KTU) S. Daukantas (KTU) v03 31 July 2014 Content review based on reviews, editing, formatting of N. Karvelytė (VULSK) tables and figures D. Stundys (VULSK) Final for submission E. Kaldoudi (DUTH) v04 16 November Modification of Table 1 V. Marozas (KTU) 2015 FP7-ICT-61140 page 5 of 118 D.2.3: Data Source Identification & Description Table of Contents Executive Summary ....................................................................................................................................... 11 Terms and Definitions ................................................................................................................................... 12 1. Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 15 2. Sources of Personalized Real-Time Data on Health Status & Lifestyle ........................................ 15 2.1. Personal biomarkers derived from domain analysis ...................................................................... 15 2.2. Data source selection criteria ........................................................................................................ 15 2.3. Cardiovascular state monitoring .................................................................................................... 16 2.3.1. Commercial devices identification and description .................................................................. 16 2.3.2. Summary.................................................................................................................................. 46 2.4. Body composition and fluids monitoring ........................................................................................ 57 2.4.1. State of the art ......................................................................................................................... 57 2.4.2. Comparative analysis of commercial devices .......................................................................... 60 2.4.3. Summary.................................................................................................................................. 64 2.5. Physical activity and sleep monitoring ........................................................................................... 67 2.5.1. State of the art ......................................................................................................................... 67 2.5.2. Comparative analysis of commercial devices .......................................................................... 67 2.5.3. Smartphone based monitoring................................................................................................. 72 2.5.4. Summary.................................................................................................................................. 76 2.6. Cloud based ecosystems for personal health monitoring .............................................................. 78 2.6.1. iHealth Lab Inc. ........................................................................................................................ 78 2.6.2. Withings ................................................................................................................................... 79 2.6.3. Medisana AG ........................................................................................................................... 80 2.6.4. Samsung Simband health-tracking wristwatch and S.A.M.I ecosystem ................................. 81 2.7. Possible future research directions and developments ................................................................. 82 2.8. Ethical, privacy policy and data security issues ............................................................................. 82 2.8.1. Ethical and privacy policy ........................................................................................................ 82 2.8.2. Data security ............................................................................................................................ 83 FP7-ICT-61140 page 6 of 118 D.2.3: Data Source Identification & Description 3. Sources
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