Results
It has been determined that the flow of death based on the data used increase and is barely slowing down updated data from the CDC not mapped yet due but will be mapped eventually. For the time period it mapped.
Data in support of the decline of the fatalities will be mapped later and the map in support of Men vs Women fatalities as well as other criteria that includes age and underlying conditions once the mapable data in support of that is released to the public. Below are maps of two chosen dates to close to the start of the fatalities experienced in from February to march over multiple countries reflecting China as a hot spot followed by Iran
(Fig 12). The second set of images shows the flow direction from the east to the west of the fatalities (Fig 13)
Note: Story Map link https://arcg.is/1DSzby
Fig 13.
Fig 12.
UPDATE: In addition to the above, further interpolation with regards to america is done below to better reflect the death that occur. This is for April 27th. The New data is still being properly analyzed but the death rate so far for america by this date is confirmed. It also shows where the hospital. To the left (Fig 14) is just a fatality interpolation due to diffusion with hospital bed capacity and the right (Fig 15) is just a fatality interpolation with the added layer of the number of deaths. Fig 14 & 15 respectively.
Fig 14. Fig 15.
You can see from the diffusion interpolation to the left that the most deaths occur where there are the most hospitals concentrated. Even though the number of deaths hasn't been fully updated due to being corrected for errors it is safe to say that the hospitals being overwhelmed with this virus is a very bad thing for both doctors and infected patients, so staying at home or distancing away from those congested areas where those infected hospitals are not located would be best. Especially since most areas such as New York are still lacking in supplies. Although it is still being monitored the curve for New York appears to be flattening but due to the fact that the economy is open in some regions the curve appears to be going up again. Fig 17 shows the death rate in New York as a result.
Fig 16.
Fig 17.
Below is a map of the deaths experienced in Italy as of date.(Fig 18) and the graph to the right showing the similar decline as above observed in New York (Fig 19).
Fig 19.
Fig 18.
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