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For sure! Often times the COVID19 choropleths often look like population maps due to lack of normalization. We added the normalization map to try and address th
by rjeyaram 6y ago
For sure! Often times the COVID19 choropleths often look like population maps due to lack of normalization. We added the normalization map to try and address this. Will change the default then. Thanks for the feedback.
- rch 6y agoThe data available for Colorado also includes the number of tests performed, and number of cases requiring hospitalization. If that information is uniformly available, you might consider incorporating it. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/11ulhC5FwnRhiKqxDl6_9PnSMOjCWnLPB?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/11ulhC5FwnRhiKqxDl6_9...
- rjeyaram 6y agoThis is great. Thanks for sharing. Will look into finding a uniform dataset with testing and hospitalization data.
- rch 6y agoAlso, take a look at the graphic on case doubling time here: https://www.nzz.ch/panorama/die-wichtigsten-grafiken-zum-coronavirus-ld.1542774 https://www.nzz.ch/panorama/die-wichtigsten-grafiken-zum-cor... It could be helpful to see that with state level data.