Will WHO or ECDC formally cite a third-party hantavirus dashboard by Aug 1?
Johns Hopkins CSSE became the canonical COVID dashboard — cited by WHO, governments, every major newsroom. Tracks whether a third-party tracker (hantamap.online, hantaviruslive.com, HealthMap) gets the same treatment.
Resolves YES if an official WHO or ECDC publication explicitly cites by name a third-party hantavirus dashboard (e.g. hantamap.online, hantaviruslive.com, HealthMap) as a data source before 2026-08-01.
On settlement the oracle attaches a signed snapshot of each source URL plus a SHA-256 hash of the page content captured at resolution time. Disputes have a 7-day arbitration window.
cited: Official WHO / ECDC publications referencing a named tracker
Resolution sources · 5
RSS at /rss-feeds/disease-outbreak-news.xml. Filter items containing 'hantavirus' or DON#599. Each item links to a permalink with structured 'Situation at a glance' / 'Epidemiology' / 'WHO risk assessment' sections — scrape with cheerio.
Weekly PDF + RSS. Parse PDF for any 'hantavirus' / 'Andes' string.
Static JSON published next to the dashboard (the page literally states 'Mode: Static JSON'). Sniff the network tab for a /data/*.json endpoint and consume directly.
Independent open-data project. Pages: /ship-tracker, /risk-info, /rodent-map, /news. As of May 8: 5 lab-confirmed, 3 suspected, 3 deaths, 147 on board, 23 nationalities. Has an email-alert endpoint you can probe for an underlying webhook.
Boston Children's Hospital outbreak aggregator. Has an undocumented /maintainer JSON endpoint; `disease=Hantavirus` filter works in the UI URL.
ETL workers poll these feeds and merge into the resolution oracle.full registry