1. Easy-to-access self-serve health check is certainly very convenient to the general public. Please discuss the technologies that drove this to happen. (6 marks)
2. In the Intelligent Health Management Solution architecture, cloud is used to store the collected data and analyse the data instead of local sites/systems. Please explain what merits this cloud-centred design has. (6 marks)
3. The Intelligent Health Management Solution is claim to be able to provide population-wide data analytics and thereby improve citizen health. With such collected data, descriptive, predicative and prescriptive analytics can be conducted to achieve this goal. Give one example of the knowledge that could be obtained from each type of the aforementioned analytics within the given context. Also explain what input data are needed for such analytics. (6 marks)
4. The measuring systems deployed at everyday locations act as heavy-weight edge systems in an Internet of Things (IoT) network. Discuss the integration between such complex edge systems and the cloud based health data management systems in terms of data transfer, data processing, user access control, etc., in the context of the given case study. (7 marks)
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