Nature Emerges as People Shelter-in-Place During the Coronavirus Outbreak
As people shelter-in-place during the coronavirus outbreak, animals come out to roam and skies are clearer in some places.
Urban Farming Increases Food Resources for Local Populations
Researchers from the University of Sheffield mapped out urban spaces that could be used to grow fruits and vegetables in Sheffield, a city in England.
Gerrymandering Map Font
Designers Ben Doessel and James Lee created a free font that forms the letters of the alphabet using congressional district shapes.
The Politics of Defining Central New Jersey
In the state of New Jersey, one of the most contentious arguments its citizens have is the existence of the region ‘central Jersey.’
How Age Structure of a Country Affects COVID-19 Mortality Rates
A study from researchers looks at how demographics play a role in the fatality rates of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.
Mapping Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Around the World
These interactive maps and charts are tracking the number of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
Coronavirus Maps and Charts You can Edit and Embed
Datawrapper has created a collection of maps and charts related to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) that you can edit and embed on your own website.
Geography of Quarantines
With quarantines becoming or are already a possibility for millions as the COVID-19 virus spreads globally, we can turn to research by geographers to see how effective past quarantines have been in mitigating viral diseases.
This Coronavirus Map Lets You See a Timeline of Cases
Researchers with the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine have developed a mapping tool, the Covid 2019 tracker, that lets users scroll through a timeline and interactive map showing the novel coronavirus’ spread.
Geography of Beliefs
Geographic factors can shape our beliefs not only in our early life and development years, but they can also affect us as we move and change where we reside throughout our lives
Novel Coronavirus Infection Map
The University of Washington’s Humanistic GIS Laboratory (HGIS Lab) recently launched an interactive map of the novel coronavirus.
Most Tourists Don’t Stray Far From the Road When Taking Photos in National Parks
Cartography students mapped out 800,000 geotagged photos posted to Flickr to analyze how far those pictures were taken from a road.