The above heat map shows the known global presence of COVID-19 s at 12 June 2020. The underlying data contains confirmed cases, deaths, recovered, and still active, on a city/regional basis. For any region of interest, you can choose the Draw icon in the drop-down tools list, then select Polygon to draw around your desired …
(7 minute read) In Ernest Hemmingway’s The Sun Also Rises, one of the characters was asked how he became bankrupt? “Two ways,” he said, “gradually at first, then suddenly.” COVID-19 followed a similar logic, spreading gradually at first. Yet, the nature of exponential growth meant that in no time, a slow trickle of cases quickly …
Fighting a Pandemic With Contact Tracing (Part 1) Read More »
We see machine learning discussed everywhere now, but not often in the context of Location. But that would be useful wouldn’t it? We all have data that tells a story about what has happened where in the past, so couldn’t we use that to tell us something about what might happen where in the future? …
