Hi,

Penn State University Libraries has put together a dashboard of PA COVID-19 data that we scrape daily from our Department of Health.  We worked with the Department of Geography and PSU Biology Prof who studies infectious diseases to determine who to map and represent the data best (cases per 100,000, testing rates etc.)

https://pennstate.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/9773ab96534c44b0b35e4d7aa8efc1cd

Stay safe,

Heather Ross
Map Specialist
Donald W. Hamer Center for Maps and Geospatial Information
Penn State University Libraries
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Subject: San Fernando Valley, Calif. COVID-19 map.
 
FYI - the San Fernando Valley COVID-19 map.

CSUN PROFESSORS MAP VALLEY CASES OF COVID-19                                                     
California State University Northridge professors Steven Graves and Danielle Bram have created interactive maps to track reported coronavirus cases in San Fernando Valley.  Their goal is to use this data to identify and highlight areas where social distancing and other Safer At Home activities are working. CSUN is tracking the virus neighborhood by neighborhood in Los Angeles County. You can find their work at CSUN COVID-19 Map.

—Louise
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Louise Ratliff
Retired UCLA Librarian