Closed mwaugh0328 closed 4 years ago
I agree that creating and updating a county level list and/or a state level list of effective dates for shelter-in-place orders would be helpful in analyzing any effects of such an order.
From: https://www.finra.org/rules-guidance/key-topics/covid-19/shelter-in-place and https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-stay-at-home-order.html
I created this US state list of shelter_dates using the heuristic of selecting the date when at least half of a state's population was covered by such an order (I will update if I create this at the county level): state,shelter_order_date "Alaska","2020-03-22" "Arizona","2020-03-23" "California","2020-03-19" "Colorado","2020-03-26" "Connecticut","2020-03-24" "Delaware","2020-03-24" "District of Columbia","2020-03-24" "Hawaii","2020-03-25" "Idaho","2020-03-25" "Illinois","2020-03-22" "Indiana","2020-03-25" "Kansas","2020-03-26" "Kentucky","2020-03-27" "Louisiana","2020-03-24" "Maine","2020-03-26" "Maryland","2020-03-26" "Massachusetts","2020-03-24" "Michigan","2020-03-24" "Minnesota","2020-03-28" "Montana","2020-03-28" "Nevada ","2020-03-20" "New Hampshire","2020-03-28" "New Jersey","2020-03-22" "New Mexico","2020-03-24" "New York","2020-03-23" "Ohio","2020-03-24" "Oregon","2020-03-23" "Pennsylvania","2020-03-19" "Puerto Rico","2020-03-15" "Texas","2020-03-25" "Vermont","2020-03-26" "Virginia","2020-03-23" "Washington","2020-03-23" "West Virginia","2020-03-25" "Wisconsin","2020-03-25" "Alabama","2020-03-27" "Virginia","2020-03-30" "Maryland","2020-03-30" "North Carolina","2020-03-30" "Rhode Island","2020-03-28" "Tennessee","2020-04-01" "Oklahoma","2020-03-29" "Florida","2020-03-31" "Georgia","2020-03-25"
I agree that creating and updating a county level list and/or a state level list of effective dates for shelter-in-place orders would be helpful in analyzing any effects of such an order.
Thanks for this idea you two. Though I didn't add it directly in the data set that I am using for my project, I added it as a reference line (dealing with CA only).
Yes, this is data that we are talking about, it would be great to have a source of truth.
Thank you!!
Agreed! Having this data included would be a great data point. Perferably county by county as well as state wide.
I've been working on tracking policy interventions (such as shelter in place orders) at the city and county level. You can take a look here: https://github.com/jataware/covid-19-data.
These datasets are by no means complete or 100% accurate, but if it's of interest I could try to merge them with the NYT data.
You can hit an esri service for this data: https://services.arcgis.com/pGfbNJoYypmNq86F/ArcGIS/rest/services/COVID19_Public_Health_Status_by_County/FeatureServer/0
Field local_health_emg is a domain:
{
"name": "Declared Public Health Emergency",
"code": "Yellow"
},
{
"name": "Govt Directed Social Distancing",
"code": "Orange"
},
{
"name": "Govt Ordered Community Quarantine",
"code": "Red"
}
This is included in their Covid19 HUB site: https://coronavirus-disasterresponse.hub.arcgis.com/
Have any of you come across a curated, ready dataset for this at the county level? The ESRI service seems to be the best lead so far
I added this thread to our Additive Data collection on our Project board, along side other requests & discussions about augmenting our dataset with other needs. Feel free to keep discussing, however!
From this map
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-stay-at-home-order.html