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Coronavirus data at the state and county level, from The New York Times

Data Sources / coronavirus, New York Times

Comprehensive national data on Covid-19 has been hard to come by through government…
Now pull

Data Art / comic, coronavirus, curve

A comic by Marcos Balfagón attaches action to the curve.…
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Visualization Tools and Resources, March 2020 Roundup – The Process 082

The Process / roundup

Every month I collect useful visualization tools and resources to help you work better or more efficiently. Here’s the good stuff for March.
Unemployment spike

Statistical Visualization / coronavirus, New York Times, unemployment

The Department of Labor released the numbers for last week’s unemployment filings. 3.28…
Johns Hopkins providing course on using epidemiology to understand the Covid-19 numbers

Statistics / course, epidemiology, Johns Hopkins

The numbers are fuzzy. You take them at face value, and you end…
Track confirmed Covid-19 cases by country, state, and region

Statistical Visualization / coronavirus, Johns Hopkins, tracker, Wade Fagen-Ulmschneider

Wade Fagen-Ulmschneider made a set of interactive charts to track confirmed coronavirus cases.…
Hope

Chart Everything / hope

I read and read and read and read. But almost everything I read…
Poor comparison between two bar charts

Mistaken Data / Business Insider, comparison

A chart from Business Insider makes a poor attempt to compare the death…
Mobile phone data shows decreased movement nationwide

Statistical Visualization / mobility, New York Times, phones, Stuart A. Thompson

Stuart A. Thompson and Yaryna Serkez for New York Times Opinion on decreasing…
Dry Hands

Chart Everything / dryness, hands

I spend 50% of my waking hours washing my hands. I spend the…
Communicating a crisis

Statistics / communication, crisis, David Spiegelhalter

David Spiegelhalter on communicating a crisis:
There are some basic principles, which I…
For Everyone Else

Chart Everything / coronavirus, Hugh Montgomery

In a Channel 4 clip, Hugh Montgomery does some back-of-the-napkin math contrasting the normal flu against the coronavirus. Here’s a chart version.
Break the chain

Infographics / animation, cartoon, coronavirus, Spinoff

For The Spinoff, Toby Morris illustrates how individuals can break a chain of…
Particle flows show how the coronavirus ramped up

Maps / coronavirus, New York Times, particles

Using a combination of estimates based on cell phone movements and outbreak size,…
Wheel of emotional words, in case you’re having trouble finding the words these days

Infographics / emotion, Geoffrey Roberts, words

You’re probably feeling a range of emotions these days. It helps if you…
Deer crossing across highway corridors

Maps / animals, climate change, migration, Washington Post

With the climate changing, animals will need to migrate to different areas to…
Coronavirus Explained and What You Should Do

Infographics / coronavirus, Kurzgesagt

Kurzgesagt, which make videos to explain complex and abstract concepts in an understandable…
How washing your hands for 20 seconds does the trick

Infographics / coronavirus, handwash, Vox

Vox used a lotion that mimics viruses to demonstrate the power of washing…
Restaurant struggles

Data Sources / coronavirus, OpenTable, restaurant

The restaurant industry is taking a big hit right now, as most people…
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Simulating the Unknown; Working From Home – The Process 081

The Process / coronavirus, simulation

We don’t know what’s going to happen in the future, but we can look at what we do know and make our best guess.

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