The following featured work is a community collaboration (aka Potluck) and a public service pilot during our quarantine time in San Diego due to COVID-19. All contributors have worked together under one roof at some point and been collaborators remotely for several years over the last decade or so. We all also have played pickleball together. Even though we are all working under separate corporate banners now, the quarantine brought us together and we created a small pilot around one of the most critical and pertinent topic of our lifetime. In the interactive dashboard below, we provide visualization for COVID-19 data from multiple sources. The dashboard also allows the end user to compare two locations using some data-driven annotations we have added to the raw data provided by John Hopkins and New York times (see data source links below). Weekly average Daily cases per 100k California, and US Mainland
Supported AnnotationsWe provide the following annotations in the current deployed version.Spread rate
Daily Growth rateThis metric provides an indicator for the inflection point. A value switch from greater than 1.0 to less than 1.0 and staying below 1.0 indicates that we are close to an inflection point.
Fatality rateSince there is a lag between the confirmed cases and the resolution of those confirmed cases by several weeks. We provide a crude measure for now
Daily Cases per 100kWe are using a measure provided by ESRI for epidemic control assessment. An epidemic is considered controlled when there is maximum 0.5 new case per 100,000 people for a period of 21 days. |
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