Additionally, users can view the daily traffic volume trends via a dashboard that also provides the national averages by date. The Facilities and Assets interactive map displays the locations of designated roadside parking lots and rest areas, layered on top of the COVID-19 cases by county.Īdditional story maps available in the hub allow residents to view the latest variances in the volume of traffic by region, as measured against the state's annual average daily traffic (AADT) data. This capability allows residents to quickly and easily view up-to-date numbers of current cases, recoveries, and fatalities, sorted by date, age, gender, and virus severity. The new dashboard is providing visualization of near real-time data, capturing a wide array of classifications of COVID-19 cases, broken down into statistics of 83 individual counties. The team included the Michigan COVID-19 Dashboard in the hub, which is operated by the Michigan State Police Emergency Management and Homeland Security (EMHS) Division. In a single day's time, the team built and deployed the Michigan DOT COVID-19 Hub, providing residents and commuters with valuable resources and services ranging from the locations of every rest area and roadside park in the state to the volume of daily traffic and live video feeds of major highways. As the coronavirus outbreak continued to spread, the MDOT GIS team began adopting Esri's ready-to-use datasets and applications, including interactive smart maps and dashboards, to build out MDOT's own customized hub solution.
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