BioData

A universal data format for all Biometric Data in all common formats (JSON, XML, CSV, etc).

At the moment this repository consists of a set of PHP classes for creating BioData objects. Full documentation will be provided at version 0.1.

Example Usage

<?php
include 'BioData\BioData.php';

// BioData\Sleep($measurement = null, $units = null, $start = null, $finish = null);
// In this case, create a piece of sleep biodata that records the length of sleep.
// The measurement is null, but could be used to record quality of sleep in %.
$var = new BioData\Sleep(null, null, new DateTime("Yesterday 8pm"), new DateTime("Today 8am"));

?>

BioData Types (units){allowed values} [info]

• Heart Rate (bpm, b/m)
• Blood
  • Sugar (mmol/L, mg/dL)
  • Pressure Diastolic (mmHG)
  • Pressure Systolic (mmHG)
  • Insulin Level (µIU/mL, uIU/mL, pmol/L)
  • ABO Type {O+, A+, B+, AB+, O-, A-, B-, AB-}
  • RH Type {DCe, DcE, Dce, DCE, dCe, dcE, dCE, dce}
• Date of Birth (PHP \DateTime)
• Height (m, ft, in){>0}
• Weight (kg, st, lbs){>0}
• Location
  • Current Location (DD){PHP Array(lat, lon)} [Latitude and Longitude array in decimal degrees]
  • GPS tracks (not yet implemented)
• Sleep
  • Length (2x PHP \Date)[Determined by measurement start and end time]
  • Quality (%){0 < Q < 1} [Percentage expressed between 0 and 1]
• Mood
  • Happiness (%){0 < Q < 1} [Percentage expressed between 0 and 1]
  • Tiredness (%){0 < Q < 1} [Percentage expressed between 0 and 1]
  • Arousal (%){0 < Q < 1} [Percentage expressed between 0 and 1]
• General Event (e.g surgery, broken bone, new job, baby born, etc)
• Diet (none yet implemented)
  • Nutritional Units
    • Carbohydrates
    • Protein
    • Calories
    • Vitamins
    • etc...
  • Actual food items (e.g banana, chocolate bar, bowl of cereal)
  • Ingredients (e.g caffeine, sucrose, etc)
  • Drink
    • Alcoholic
      • Units
      • Actual Items (e.g pint of lager, small glass of wine)
    • Non-alcoholic (same as foodstuffs)
  • Smoking
    • Based on Brand
    • With nicotene/tar amounts
  • Drugs
    • Prescription
    • Non-Prescription
    • Narcotics (maybe should include alcoholic drinks in this?)