This interactive map from the Johns Hopkins Center for Systems Science and Engineering tracks, in real time, the location of every confirmed coronavirus case in the world as well as how many people in each country have tested positive, recovered or died. This interactive map from the Spatial Studies Lab at Rice University tracks by county every confirmed coronavirus case in Texas and the state's current ICU occupancy rate.Ĭoronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases by Johns Hopkins CSSE The data is regularly updated.ĬOVID-19 Cases in Texas by the Spatial Studies Lab at Rice University The Spatial Studies Lab at Rice University maps Covid-19 cases across Harris County, and lists the number of hospitals and health care providers in the area. The map will track damage assessments as well as the recovery of damaged buildings.ĬOVID-19 Cases in Harris County by the Spatial Studies Lab at Rice University In collaboration with the Beirut Urban Lab and Open Map Lebanon, Rice University’s Spatial Studies Lab produced an interactive map that displays the impact of the August 4th explosion on the city of Beirut.
Quianta Moore, Fellow, Child Health Policy Center for Health and Biosciences and Christopher Kulesza, Research Analyst, Child Health Policy Center for Health and BiosciencesĪn examination of patterns of closing of childcare centers in Harris county during COVID-19, including explorations of neighborhood characteristics associated with closure.īeirut Recovery Map Following the August 4th Explosion Harris County Childcare Centers During COVID-19 Bennett Drug Charts are an interactive collection of charts that present findings from decades of data on drug use collected by the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. Data are available from 2015 to the present and are provided in collaboration with the Texas Criminal Justice Coalition. This interactive map from Rice's Spatial Studies Lab visualizes data on fatal drug overdoses and drug possession charges for Harris County. William Martin, Senior Fellow and Katharine Neill Harris, Alfred C. The project is generously supported by Mrs. The interactive map gallery was created in consultation with the Center for Research Computing’s Spatial Studies Lab, led by Farès el-Dahdah, Baker Institute faculty scholar and professor of art history at Rice. Through data visualization, the project highlights current issues being addressed by the Baker Institute’s experts in their events and research. The Baker Institute’s Glassell Map Project features rotating collections of digital maps that explore the spatial context and impact of public policy.
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