An article in the National Geographic Online discussing about the latest information about the different COVID-19 vaccines including which countries have given approval for use for each vaccine.
Read MoreA special issue of the Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie (TESG) (Journal of Economic and Social Geography) presenting the initial investigations of geographers and socio‐spatial scientists into the emerging spaces of the effects of the COVID‐19 pandemic.
Read MoreA video lecture on “how geographers investigate the emergence, spread, and possible containment of the SARS-CoV2 virus through a unique lens of spatial interaction” and “how different geographical tools are used to convey information in both useful and not-so-useful ways.”
Read MoreAn article by David Wolman wherein he ponders that in a world where internet and cyberspace has ruled, the pandemic has been making people once again aware of physical spaces; knowing the “where” of things has become a key to safety.
Read MoreAn article from a professor of meteorology at the University of Georgia relating how geography is not just about maps, capitals, and rivers but rather a discipline that offers a lot of ways to better analyze and understand COVID-19 and other pandemics.
Read MoreA regularly updated article from Bloomberg showing the number of COVID-19 cases and death in the different countries through map, graphs, and charts.
Read MoreArticle in the form of an Esri StoryMap discussing trends within the COVID-19 pandemic and presenting maps showing the trend for different countries. The maps are updated daily to enable the team to make improvements to the trend definitions as new information becomes available.
Read MoreA resource web page in the Esri ArcGIS Hub featuring different websites illustrating “the ways announcements, information, data, and tools are being shared with the community during the novel coronavirus pandemic and recovery.”
Read MoreA resource webpage from Esri featuring tools that can help government and healthcare leaders around the world to efficiently and equitably distribute COVID-19 vaccines.
Read MoreArticle/blog sharing a quick guide on some simple and concrete tips on how to deliver effective maps and avoid common pitfalls which can also be applied in the context of other types of pandemics, natural disasters, and humanitarian emergencies.
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