CONOPS – Advanced Application for Mosquito-Borne Disease Early Warning ===================================================================== CONOPS is a DestinE Advanced Application and Service (AAS) that provides early-warning indicators for mosquito abundance and mosquito-borne disease risk, using Earth Observation, climate reanalysis and machine learning models. This documentation is primarily a **user manual**: it explains how to run analyses, interpret results, and download outputs. Technical integration and operational topics are available in a separate section. ---- What you can do with CONOPS --------------------------- With CONOPS you can: * Select an Area of Interest (e.g., NUTS region; and/or custom AOI if available in the UI) * Choose a time period (monthly or custom range within the mosquito season) * Run the available models: * **MAMOTH** – mosquito abundance indicators * **DVI** – mosquito-borne disease risk indicators * Visualize results on the map and explore layers/legends * Download outputs for further use in GIS or analysis tools Typical outputs include gridded maps (1x1 or 2×2 km) and summary indicators for the selected area and period. ---- Quickstart ---------- 1. Open **CONOPS** from the DestinE Services catalogue and sign in. 2. On the main page, select your **Area of Interest**. 3. Select the **time period** (month or custom range). 4. Choose the **model** (MAMOTH or DVI) and any available options. 5. Click **Run / Submit** to create an order. 6. Monitor the order status until it is **Completed**. 7. Open **Results** to view the map outputs and charts. 8. Use **Download / Export** to retrieve outputs. .. figure:: _static/conops-guide-1.png :alt: CONOPS home page :width: 90% CONOPS home page. .. figure:: _static/conops-guide-2.png :alt: Select area and time period :width: 90% Select an area and time period. .. figure:: _static/conops-guide-3.png :alt: Choose model and submit an order :width: 90% Choose a model and submit an order. .. figure:: _static/conops-guide-4.png :alt: View results and download outputs :width: 90% View results and download outputs. ---- How to use the web application ------------------------------ Select an Area of Interest ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ * Use the available selector (e.g., NUTS regions) to define the area for analysis. * If the UI supports custom AOIs, draw or upload your geometry following the UI instructions. Choose a time period ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ * Choose a month (recommended for standard workflows), or * Define a custom time range when supported. Run a model ^^^^^^^^^^^ * **MAMOTH** provides mosquito abundance indicators. * **DVI** provides mosquito-borne disease risk indicators. After selecting inputs, click **Run / Submit** to create an order. Track orders ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Orders typically progress through states such as **Queued**, **Running**, and **Completed** (or **Failed**). If an order fails, consult :doc:`faq` for common causes and recommended actions. ---- Understanding results --------------------- Results are provided at **1x1/2×2 km** spatial resolution for the selected area and period. To interpret a result: * Use the map **legend** to understand the indicator scale * Review any available **explanation/quality** layers in the UI * Compare different months or areas using consistent settings If your workflow requires scientific interpretation (thresholds, confidence, limitations), see :doc:`results` and :doc:`glossary`. ---- Data sources ------------ CONOPS currently ingests data exclusively from the **DestinE Data Lake (DEDL)**: * Sentinel-2 * Landsat 7 / 8 / 9 * ERA5 reanalysis products Digital Twin datasets are not integrated at this stage. ---- Documentation ------------- .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 2 :caption: User manual user_guide results export faq glossary .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 2 :caption: Operations & integration (service admins) architecture data_pipeline iam monitoring verification release_process operations ---- Contact and support ------------------- For service access issues, usage questions, or incident reporting, follow the DestinE support process and contact the designated Service Desk / Client Administrators defined for your organization.