Covid-19 Dashboards and Data Resources

There is a lot of data on COVID-19's movement and direction. Below is a catalog of data tools to help us find data and see comparisons that help us understand what has happened and might happen next. There's a lot of information, so I've ranked each group starting with the links I consider most useful first.

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Los Angeles and California:

LA County Dashboard [LA County]

LA County’s map of cases by neighborhood district

Data | COVID-19: Keeping Los Angeles Safe [City of LA]

A collection of stats and relevant data for city residents to make smart risk assessments

California coronavirus cases: Tracking the outbreak [LA Times]

Cumulative and new cases by CA metro areas

http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/coronavirus/locations.htm [LA County DPH]

A table of case counts by neighborhood district

US, nationally and by state:

COVID-19 United States Cases by County [Johns Hopkins]

Current county-level data with links

COVIDAnalytics [MIT]

A very diverse collection of stats and figures for understanding current trends

Covid-19 Social Distancing Scoreboard — Unacast [TIDAL streaming service]

A nation-wide tracker on mobility scores

Severe COVID-19 Risk Mapping [Columbia U.]

Predictions on where hospital beds are likely to run out

COVID-19 Projections [U of Wash. Inst. for Health Metrics and Evaluation]

Predictions on future case loads, with hospital capacity estimates for US states and world nations

Five Ways to Follow the Coronavirus Outbreak for Any Metro Area in the U.S. [NYTimes]

Charts showing metro areas by trajectory

COVID-19 Map of US Counties over time [SharedGeo]

Visualizes county-level spread over time

COVID-19 Surveillance Dashboard [U of Virginia Biocomplexity Lab

Allows for checking county data using a date slider to select a time point.

COVID-19 in the United States [Deloitte]

Cumulative and new case counts by state over time, with hide-select function

Five Ways to Follow the Coronavirus Outbreak for Any Metro Area in the U.S. [NYTimes]

Charts showing metro areas by trajectory

Most recent data [The Covid Tracking Project]

No visualizations, but a source to pull data from

International:

WHO COVID-19 Dashboard [WHO]

Clean plots of case counts for countries around the world

Daily confirmed COVID-19 cases per million, 3-day rolling average [Our World in Data]

A big list of customizable visualizations, with plots, maps, and more
COVID-19 Coronavirus Tracker [Kaiser Family Foundation]

A great interface for country-level plots over time, click "Analyze Trends" to select which countries to display

COVID-19 Projections [U of Wash. Inst. for Health Metrics and Evaluation]

Predictions on future case loads, with hospital capacity estimates for US states and world nations

Coronavirus Update (Live)... COVID-19 Virus Pandemic [Worldometer]

Plots and tables from all over the world, including state-level data

Edit: Other recommended data sources
http://91-divoc.com/pages/covid-visualization/
https://covid19.census.gov/?utm_campaign=20204023msecos1ccdtars&utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery