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Historical COVID-19 R-Values for Alberta charted

Written\ Created \ Syndicated by Taofeek Folami

Last month, I posted about how a patron request prompted me to collect the historical COVID-19 R-values for Alberta. That data is available on a public Google Sheet, but I had meant to throw up a chart as well. The other day I was reminded about Datawrapper, so I used that to make this:

Hopefully it will update itself as I continue to update the source…

I could’ve also done it right on Google Sheets, but with fewer customization options. I think. Maybe I’ll go add that there now!

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