COVID-19 Data Resources

The Johns Hopkins University of Medicine's Center for Systems Science and Engineering's (CSSE) website provides COVID-19 case counts by country. This website has maps and graphs and is updated daily.

The IHME is affiliated with the University of Washington, Seattle. The IHME website gives projections about COVID peak dates and the hospital resource use.

Similar to IHME, this Northeastern University model also forecasts about COVID peak dates and the hospital resource use.

The model from the Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health "shows projected U.S. county-level demand of severe COVID-19 cases and supply estimates of hospital critical care beds, under various scenarios of hospital response to patient surges."

This model forecasts " the number of future confirmed cases, deaths, and peak timing."

The MIT model “forecasts infections, hospitalizations, and deaths.” It also has “additional features specific to the COVID-19 pandemic, like under-detection and differentiated government intervention.”

This model "provides COVID-19 projections for U.S. states and metropolitan areas."

The UCLA site projects peak dates and provides "prevalence estimation" concerning COVID-19. In addition, the site provides predictions about coronavirus cases by state.