Launch your own Coronavirus Response Hub

To help even more organizations share critical updates about local response efforts, the Coronavirus Response template from ArcGIS Hub is now available to all ArcGIS Online customers. This template allows you to rapidly build a website that provides actionable information to citizens.

Crowdsource Resource Availability using ArcGIS Hub

The new Grocery Store Inventory template provides you with a framework for crowdsourcing data about resources and services in your community.

COVID-19 Response Solutions

Using ArcGIS Pro and the ArcGIS Solutions Deployment Tool you can deploy COVID-19 Related Solutions in minutes.

Deploy Coronavirus Response Solution

Coronavirus Response is a collection of maps and apps that can be used by Public Health agencies to understand the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and share authoritative information about the pandemic with your community. When you deploy Coronavirus Response in your ArcGIS Organization, you will get a series of ArcGIS applications used to monitor coronavirus cases, track the impact on public gathering places (for example, schools, government buildings, common places), inventory testing sites, and share this information with the public.

Deploy Coronavirus Business Continuity Solution

Coronavirus Business Continuity is a collection of maps and apps that can be used by businesses, utilities, and government agencies  to quickly gain insights into how employees, facilities, assets, partners, and customers are affected by the spread of the virus, even as conditions change. This solution gives users access to prebuilt applications and dashboards to assess facilities' operating capacity, monitor the availability of employees, and share authoritative information with key stakeholders—in real time across all channel

Hospitalization and PPE Inventory

Coronavirus Testing Sites Solution

Coronavirus Recovery Solutions

Many communities have started turning their attention to reopening and recovery efforts. As these communities begin to reopen, balancing public health with economic growth is essential. You can deploy the recovery solutions as a comprehensive system or select an individual solution that meets your current needs.

Coronavirus Recovery Dashboard Solution

Coronavirus Force Readiness

Facility Mapping Solutions for COVID-19 Recovery

To meet requirements for returning to the workplace, employers will need a system that provides:

• Floor plan-scale mapping of facilities
• An indoor positioning system to locate people within facilities
• A management dashboard to display key metrics associated with employees in facilities

ArcGIS Indoors is a purpose built mapping and GIS platform that can be used in a variety of indoor mapping scenarios.

Coronavirus Wellness Checks Solution

The Coronavirus Wellness Checks solution can be used by Public Health staff to engage community volunteers, register homebound individuals, conduct regular wellness checks, and monitor the wellness of vulnerable individuals. The solution includes a collection of maps and apps designed for volunteers, homebound individuals, and public health staff and can deployed as a comprehensive system for wellness checks.

Coronavirus Small Business Recovery Solution

The Coronavirus Small Business Recovery solution can be used by economic development agencies to engage local business owners, measure the impact of the pandemic on small businesses, report potential health order violations and their resolution, and promote business recovery. The solution includes a collection of maps and apps designed for small business owners, economic development staff, and the general public and can be deployed as a comprehensive small business recovery program.

Coronavirus Site Safety Solution

The Coronavirus Site Safety solution can be used by businesses, educational institutions, and government agencies to create coronavirus (COVID-19) health safety plans for their facilities, sites, and campuses; and monitor the health safety plans as locations reopen. The solution includes a collection of ArcGIS applications used to create a COVIID-19 health safety plan (for example, temperature screening locations, handwashing or sanitizer stations, personal protective equipment (PPE) stations, isolation areas, etc.), estimate crowd capacities and monitor social distancing, track cleaning and disinfecting, monitor restocking of PPE stations, and report coronavirus-related problems and issues.

Coronavirus Health Screening Solution

The Coronavirus Health Screening solution can be used by businesses, utilities, and government agencies to conduct coronavirus (COVID-19) health screenings before employees and visitors are permitted to enter a building, facility, or location. The solution can be used to self-report coronavirus symptoms or contact, record the result of a temperature check, and track who was permitted to enter a facility, or location, on a given date.

Build your own Infographics using Community/Business Analyst Web

Business Analyst Web infographics are a powerful way to understand demographics and other information in context. The Business Analyst team has developed the Coronavirus Infographic Template to allow communities and businesses to examine the impact of COVID-19. This infographic can be used to highlight populations that are more at risk, including the elderly and households that do not have health insurance. To learn how to use these templates, view the following blogs:

• Download the Canadian COVID-19 Impact Planning Report Template for Business Analyst Online
• Using the Coronavirus Infographic Template in Business/Community Analyst Web
• Exploring COVID-19 Impact on Vulnerable Populations Using Infographics
• ArcGIS Business Analyst: Building you own Vulnerable Population Infographic

  Learn More Here

COVID-19 Hospital Impact Model for Epidemics

Penn Medicine’s Predictive Healthcare Team adapted the susceptible, infected, and recovered (SIR) mathematical model, to create a new model it calls CHIME (COVID-19 Hospital Impact Model for Epidemics). The CHIME model provides up-to-date estimates of how many people will need to be hospitalized, and of that number how many will need ICU beds and ventilators. It also factors social distancing policies and how they might impact disease spread.