The Open Dynamic Interaction Network (ODIN) is a cost-effective mobile platform for social and behavioral research.  ODIN embraces a new paradigm for scientific exploration, moving beyond simple “surveying” and “social network analysis” of populations, by enabling the collection and analysis of continuous and contextualized individual and interpersonal data. Using ODIN, social science can extend beyond static snapshots of individual/social life, yielding new insights through the analysis of high dimensional data streams collected from study participants over long timescales.  ODIN was developed with the support of the National Institutes of Health grant R01 GM118427.

If you are interested in using ODIN in a research project, please contact Bilal Khan (Lehigh University) or Patrick Habecker (University of Nebraska-Lincoln).