GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Vol. 9
(2023), Issue 2
COVID-19 Tracker
Authors
N Malarvizhi, Arun Kumar Dash, J Aswini, V Manikanta
Abstract
Covid-19, which is also called as “The outbreak of Corona virus†as it is commonly known as in the process of getting terminated completely, but it is never known about the future of any virus or bacteria. The prevalence of Corona Virus in our society can be successfully monitored only through proper tracking and the subsequent analysis with those tracking. The process of analyzing the tasks is completely dependent on the society experts, but they can analyze only with the tracking provided to them. The application that is being built now eases the work of the analysis experts. It will keep a track of the day-to-day cases of corona, its surges and downfall. It will show the daily changes in the form of graphs and charts which, with a better User Interface that can help not only the experts, but also general people, visualize the readings clearly by minimizing the visible details and making it more abstract suitable for smaller screen sized applications. People can check the ups and downs of the covid cases in a pictorial format through bar charts, pie charts, line graphs and other graphical diagrams. The data for all the countries will be fetched via an API call which will be updated by the API service provider itself. The data fetched will then be processed and visualized in the form of bars and charts. Apart from the daily cases, users can also view the daily deaths and recoveries. They can additionally check the total number of Covid cases till date. The total number of Deaths and recoveries can also be viewed by the user with ease. Users will be given an option to sort the type of data they want to view i.e., death, recoveries, new cases and total cases. Based on their input, the pictorial representation will be shown to them. Mobile phone users always look for an application for their comfort, thus an application which visualizes less detailing and more abstract way targeting small screen users
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1082 - 1087