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Easy to read Covid-19 Dashboard

17 points by exom 6y ago

exom 6y ago
Hello everyone. I have posted my site here before but I would like to resubmit and provide a little bit of info. I put together a US Covid-19 Dashboard (ncov19us.com). I realized that it can be difficult to find accurate information on the coronavirus. That is why I decided to take on this problem by giving a verified daily update that’s quick and easy to read and understand. While all Covid-19 dashboards report similar data, my site is different in that it is focused solely on US cases and includes data not featured elsewhere such as the economic impact and daily presidential approval ratings. By displaying a wide range of data, I believe we can get a much better understanding of the impact this virus has brought upon us. I am happy to deliver value to the my site’s visitors and will continue to have daily updates as our nation moves through this crisis.
- ncr100 6y ago
  Truly it's very nice.
- mech422 6y ago
  Unemployment data is only quarterly? It's showing march's data...
  - exom 6y ago
    The unemployment rate for the nation is updated monthly but the states unemployment rates have not been updated since March. My data is pulled from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics website.
ncr100 6y ago
Will USA reach 200,000 dead by end of 2021? Do we have estimates for the number who died due to delays of PPE and testing? How do we calculate that?
- exom 6y ago
  According to covid19-projections.com, the US will have 195k deaths by August 4th. It is very likely that the US will hit 200K deaths much sooner than the end of 2021. I do not have data regarding deaths due to PPE delays and testing, but I do agree that that would be an important figure to include.
  - ncr100 6y ago
    Wow so soon - thank you exom. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.15.20103655v1 https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.15.20103655v... (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/20/us/coronavirus-distancing-deaths.html https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/20/us/coronavirus-distancing...) One new study claims a large amount, 36k - 54k deaths for 1 week and 2 week better responses, respectively, could have been prevented, as of early May.
RKearney 6y ago
"Data last updated on May 19, 2020 3:45 p.m. EST." Was it really updated then? Because most of the Eastern US is observing EDT right now, not EST. Is this time truly in EST (1 hour behind New York)?
- exom 6y ago
  Thanks for pointing that out. It is truly EDT and not EST as you mentioned. I just updated my site to reflect this.
nominated1 6y ago
I find it a bit unnecessarily politicized. I’m not sure President approval rating is relevant and rather than comparing total deaths to war and terrorism I’d like to see how it stacks up against Cancer and other health related deaths. Otherwise, I love it. It’s easy to read and the layout is wonderful. I’ve bookmarked it! Thank you!
- exom 6y ago
  Thanks for the feedback. I like the idea of comparing Covid-19 deaths to health related deaths. I will be looking into implementing this.
Jemm 6y ago
For the US.

17 points by exom 6y ago

exom 6y ago

Hello everyone. I have posted my site here before but I would like to resubmit and provide a little bit of info. I put together a US Covid-19 Dashboard (ncov19us.com). I realized that it can be difficult to find accurate information on the coronavirus. That is why I decided to take on this problem by giving a verified daily update that’s quick and easy to read and understand. While all Covid-19 dashboards report similar data, my site is different in that it is focused solely on US cases and includes data not featured elsewhere such as the economic impact and daily presidential approval ratings. By displaying a wide range of data, I believe we can get a much better understanding of the impact this virus has brought upon us. I am happy to deliver value to the my site’s visitors and will continue to have daily updates as our nation moves through this crisis.

ncr100 6y ago
Truly it's very nice.
mech422 6y ago
Unemployment data is only quarterly? It's showing march's data...
- exom 6y ago
  The unemployment rate for the nation is updated monthly but the states unemployment rates have not been updated since March. My data is pulled from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics website.

ncr100 6y ago

Will USA reach 200,000 dead by end of 2021? Do we have estimates for the number who died due to delays of PPE and testing? How do we calculate that?

exom 6y ago
According to covid19-projections.com, the US will have 195k deaths by August 4th. It is very likely that the US will hit 200K deaths much sooner than the end of 2021. I do not have data regarding deaths due to PPE delays and testing, but I do agree that that would be an important figure to include.
- ncr100 6y ago
  Wow so soon - thank you exom. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.15.20103655v1 https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.15.20103655v... (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/20/us/coronavirus-distancing-deaths.html https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/20/us/coronavirus-distancing...) One new study claims a large amount, 36k - 54k deaths for 1 week and 2 week better responses, respectively, could have been prevented, as of early May.

RKearney 6y ago

"Data last updated on May 19, 2020 3:45 p.m. EST." Was it really updated then? Because most of the Eastern US is observing EDT right now, not EST. Is this time truly in EST (1 hour behind New York)?

exom 6y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. It is truly EDT and not EST as you mentioned. I just updated my site to reflect this.

nominated1 6y ago

I find it a bit unnecessarily politicized. I’m not sure President approval rating is relevant and rather than comparing total deaths to war and terrorism I’d like to see how it stacks up against Cancer and other health related deaths. Otherwise, I love it. It’s easy to read and the layout is wonderful. I’ve bookmarked it! Thank you!

exom 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I like the idea of comparing Covid-19 deaths to health related deaths. I will be looking into implementing this.

Jemm 6y ago

For the US.