This is the metadata manager for the SDOH & Place Project, a new map-based search platform for SDOH data discovery that will curate and integrate validated geospatial data relevant to public health at multiple scales.

We are using the Aardvark schema from OpenGeoMetadata (OGM) Aardvark Schema, along with some extra fields specifically for our needs. These fields are:

Custom metadata schema for this project:

• Spatial Resolution (=tract, zip code, county)
• Spatial Resolution Note
• Data Variables
• Methods Variables

• County Health Rankings
  • 2021 county (MK - Needs Review)
• City Health Dashboard
  • 2018 census tract (Augustyn will Review - Add Placenames to Spatial Coverage)
• Neighborhood Health Atlas (ADI)
  • 2015 block group (Sarthak - Needs Review)
  • 2020 block group (Sarthak - Needs Review)
• SDOH Indices
  • 2014 census tract
• Opportunity Index
  • most recent; census tract
  • most recent; county
• Social Vulnerability Index
  • 2016 county (Augustyn - Review)
  • 2016 census tract (Augustyn - Review)
  • 2020 county (Augustyn To Do)
  • 2020 census tract (Augustyn To Do)
  • 2018 county (Sarthak To Do)
  • 2018 census tract (Sarthak To Do)
  • Link to 2020 SVI GeoJSON files (county-level and tract-level): https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ke84gY2yCA90R2S0-YAZrZo9rJPl7I-R?usp=share_link

• Marynia Kolak
• Sarthak Joshi
• Augustyn Crane
• Adam Cox
• Mandela Gadri

If you are looking for the Metadata or DataDictionary folders, these are now located in

MetadataManager/manager/metadata/

cp ./flask/.env.example ./flask/.env

Required .env content:

SOLR_HOST: full url to Solr endpoint

A dev deploy will serve the app on Flask's default port (5000).

Create Python virtual environment:

python3 -m venv env
source ./env/bin/activate

Clone and install package

git clone https://github.com/healthyregions/SDOHPlace-MetadataManager
cd SDOHPlace-MetadataManager
pip install -e .

Run in debug mode:

flask --app MetadataManager.manager.app run --debug

--debug will auto-reload the app whenever a file is changed (though it seems like changes to HTML or CSS files may require the app to be stopped and restarted...).

To run as a background process with gunicorn, first set scripts to be executable:

sudo chmod +x ./scripts/*.sh

Then use

./scripts/start.sh
./scripts/stop.sh
./scripts/restart.sh

to control the application. A log will be created in ./scripts/.log.

The Docker deploy will serve the app on port 8080 with nginx.

Start containers

docker-compose up -d --build

Stop containers

docker-compose down