coronavirus

Tracking the mail

Statistical Visualization / coronavirus, delay, mail, Upshot, USPS

With mail-in ballots looking to be more common than ever this year, NYT’s…
Math behind wearing masks

Infographics / Aatish Bhatia, coronavirus, mask, Minute Physics

The math behind wearing a mask can seem unintuitive at times. Minute Physics…
Multiple Causes of Death

Data Underload / CDC, cherrypicking, coronavirus, mortality

There’s a 6 percent figure from the CDC that could be easily misinterpreted. Here’s what it means.
Minimizing risk

Statistics / coronavirus, New York Times, risk

For NYT Opinion, Aaron E. Carroll on doing small things that sum to…
Dying mid-range mall

Statistical Visualization / bankruptcy, Bloomberg, coronavirus, mall

Bloomberg looks at how retail struggles might kill the middle-of-the-road malls before this…
FDA commissioner corrects his misinterpretation of reduced mortality

Mistaken Data / absolute, coronavirus, FDA, relative

Talking about a possible plasma treatment for Covid-19, the Food and Drug Administration…
Visits to businesses compared year-over-year in each state

Statistical Visualization / business, coronavirus, New York Times

Businesses are still seeing visits mostly down compared to last year, which shouldn’t…
Excess deaths, by race

Statistical Visualization / coronavirus, Marshall Project, race

It’s clear that Covid-19 has affected groups differently across the United States. By…
Tracking who’s wearing masks correctly

Social Data Analysis / coronavirus, Los Angeles Times, mask

For The Los Angeles Times, Casey Miller went hyperlocal to track mask wearing…
Census counting during the pandemic

Statistics / census, coronavirus, imputation, New York Times

Reporting for The New York Times, Giovanni Russonello on the decennial census during…
Where schools are ready to reopen

Maps / coronavirus, education, New York Times, reopening, school

For NYT Opinion, Yaryna Serkez and Stuart A. Thompson estimated where we’re ready:…
2020 Progress Bars

Chart Everything / coronavirus, March, time

I thought March was only 31 days, but the system seems stuck. Did anyone try turning it off and on again.
New dating timeline

Miscellaneous / coronavirus, dating, humor

Liana Finck for Man Repeller draws out the new timeline. I’m a couple…
How air spreads on a subway train

Infographics / coronavirus, mask, New York Times, simulation, subway

If someone sneezes in a closed space, you hope that the area has…
Visual explanation for how herd immunity works

Infographics / coronavirus, Harry Stevens, immunity, simulation, Washington Post

Herd immunity works when you have enough people who are immune to a…
Distribution of unemployment at the tract level

Maps / coronavirus, unemployment, Upshot

We’ve been hearing a lot about national unemployment rate, but it’s not uniformly…
What schools might look like if students go back

Infographics / coronavirus, New York Times, school

Dana Goldstein, with illustrations by Yuliya Parshina-Kottas, imagines what school might look like…
If the unemployed lose $600 per week

Statistical Visualization / benefit, coronavirus, Ella Koeze, New York Times, scrollytelling, unemployment

A $600 per week benefit expires for the unemployed at the end of…
Wearing masks and infection rate

Infographics / Connie Jin, coronavirus, mask, NPR

Studies suggest that wide adoption of masks can reduce the spread of the…
Comparing U.S. coronavirus case rates to other hot spots

Statistical Visualization / coronavirus, Lauren Letherby, New York Times, scale, scrollytelling

The numbers are high here in the United States, and at this point,…

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