A map showing COVID-19 cases for Rhode Island by city & town. The map shows the rate per 10,000 people to normalize the data by population. Population data used was Census 2017 ACS 5-year estimate. RIDOH surpressed values under 5, so those are shown as 0, City/Town data breakdown started being recorded 3/25.

Tracking the historical record of data on COID-19 from Rhode Island Dept. of Health. This shows the data by day for positive cases, total tests done (positive + negative), total deaths, self-quarantining and the number of people hospitalized. Hospitalizations wern't recorded till 3/25, first death was 3/28.

A animated map showing the growth of Airbnb within the state of Rhode Island. Each dot represents a rental property/room on the year-month that they received their first review. There is a large concentration around Providence and Newport and other costal cities.

Rhode Island's Dept. of Health started releasing information regarding testing for coronavirus on their website. This information contains the following: Number of Rhode Island COVID-19 positive and presumptive positive cases, number of people who had negative test results at RIDOH's State Health Laboratory, number of pending test results, and approximate number of people who are currently instructed to self-quarantine in Rhode Island.

A Infographic Stype breakdown of JUMP bike trips in Providence. Data is collected from JUMP gbfs location API in increments of 5 mins showing bikes not in use. A "trip" is anytime a bike moves lat/long location. Trips excluded were any over 2 hours, any with > 10% charge increase and any that left the state of RI. Distance is measured using Graphhopper routing with OSM maps from start location to end location. Climate data from NOAA T.F. Green Airport station.

Two heatmaps, one showing year of year if enrollment increased or decreased from the prior school year. The other showing if enrollment was higher in the given year then in 1998-99. Note: Count doesn't include private or home-schooled students.

A bar graph showing the shift in enrollment for grades 1-12 students within Rhode Island from 1998-99 school year to 2019-20. Note: Count doesn't include private or home-schooled students.

Using AWS to track the outages during the wind storm on Friday 2/07/2020.