A trusted platform built for
The Aridhia Digital Research Environment (DRE) is much more than a trusted research environment, it’s designed specifically for collaborative health data science at enterprise scale and improving patient outcomes across the globe.
How it worksWhether you’re a healthcare professional with an interest in data science, or a data scientist with an interest in healthcare, the Aridhia DRE is the secure, scalable, next-generation trusted research environment that’s been created with you in mind.
Share health data with the research teams that need it
Support for a wide variety of multi-modal data types including clinical data, medical imaging, Electronic Health Records (EHR), genomic data and even biosamples using common data models like OMOP and SDTM. Our platform empowers data owners to create access to their data collections by research teams securely through our ISO 27001 / ISO 27701 and HITRUST certified platform.
Learn more about what makes our platform secure.
A FAIR metadata catalogue, built for secure data sharing
Data owners can describe their datasets using a fully customisable catalogue model, metadata dictionaries, and attached files. Researchers can browse, filter and subset across a wide variety of use cases; structured and unstructured data, genomics, imaging, and bio-sample metadata.
Describe your data to maximise findability.
Cohort Builder
Our industry leading Cohort Builder feature allows users to visualise and subset data before submitting a data access request, while ensuring that data owners retain fine-grained control over user access.
Find out how Cohort Builder makes finding the data you need easier.
Custom data access workflows keep data secure
Once they’ve found the data they want, accredited users are able to follow custom data access request (DAR) flows defined by everyone involved in the data access request process. These requests are then reviewed by the owner to ensure the data is being used securely and in line with their agreed usage policy, with access only being granted upon successful approval.
All data access requests are fully audited to maintain security and transparency.
Maximum data security through airlocked imports
Data can only be imported into a researcher’s workspace in the DRE via an audited airlock. The airlocked data is automatically security scanned and requires approval from workspace administrators before researchers can perform any analysis.
Flexible workspaces made for collaborative analysis
Run multiple collaborative Microsoft Azure cloud-based workspaces to conduct data analysis with industry-leading built-in tooling – or bring your own. DRE workspaces support custom tooling, models and code so you can perform analysis exactly how you need to.
Coding Tools
Out of the box access to RStudio and Jupyter, with full access to the shared file system and Git version control for collaborative development.
Pre-configured with common statistical modelling packages.
Containerised supporting infrastructure allows for custom app deployment.
Table Analytics Packages
Large scale data table statistical analysis capabilities, with a library of over 20 analytics modules built with biostatisticians in mind.
Automated R code generation allowing for re-use and edit in coding tools.
PostgreSQL Database
Full flexibility to create multi-schema database tables and views, supporting SQL editing and execution.
Available to all coding tools and applications for data manipulation and query.
Dedicated Compute with Virtual Machines
Deploy multiple multi-user Linux or Windows virtual machines. Upload and install your own tooling or configure multiple machine clusters. GPU-backed machines available for AI and MLOps. Data Science Virtual Machine provides 50+ tools and utilities.
Gitea version control available to all Linux machines.
Audit, Activity and Governance
Full interaction audit available for administrators, recording file activity, tooling interaction, data use condition acceptance and airlock requests and approval state.
User activity promoting collaboration, including notes and highlighting insights.
Administrator airlock process, ensuring data cannot leave the workspace without approval.
Control exactly what data leaves your DRE with an outbound airlock
Once the analysis reaches a point where a researcher would like to publish their findings, this requires another airlock process. Ensuring that nothing goes in or out of the workspace without the approval of data controllers.