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  The next generation in Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA)   ⦾   Ask contextual questions based on location, social interactions, and physiology   ⦾   Reduce recall errors by asking questions at times and contexts of interest   ⦾   Test your hypotheses about the causes of behaviors   ⦾   Train personalized forecasting models in real-time   ⦾   Deliver just-in-time (JIT) behavioral intervention messages to the treatment arm   ⦾

Dr. Bilal Khan

Professor, Director of the Health Data Warehouse

ODIN was developed by Dr. Bilal Khan and a team of software developers with support from NSF (SMA 1338485) for design and NIH (R01GM118427) for implementation. ODIN is being used across a range of NIH and NSF social and behavioral science projects. Bilal Khan is presently at Lehigh University. Inquiries about using ODIN can be sent to him by emailing him at inhdw@lehigh.edu.

Drs. Patrick Habecker and Kim Tyler

Professors, co-Directors of the Longitudinal Networks Core Facility

ODIN is owned by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and operated through the Longitudinal Networks Core (LNC), a service center within the Rural Drug Addiction Research (RDAR) Center (NIH COBRE P20GM121321). Drs. Patrick Habecker and Kim Tyler are the LNC co-directors.
  The next generation in Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA)   ⦾   Ask contextual questions based on location, social interactions, and physiology   ⦾   Reduce recall errors by asking questions at times and contexts of interest   ⦾   Test your hypotheses about the causes of behaviors   ⦾   Train personalized forecasting models in real-time   ⦾   Deliver just-in-time (JIT) behavioral intervention messages to the treatment arm   ⦾

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