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Shelter-in-Place Analysis

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Shelter-In-Place Analysis

The Shelter-In-Place Analysis gives you the ability to understand and optimize for the offline impact of shelter-in-place restrictions across the United States by region, state, or county. 

Methodology: The Shelter-In-Place Analysis represents the percentage of devices staying at home in any given county. It is calculated daily by measuring how many devices moved less than 330 feet from home. In the 100% stacked area chart we also provide the percentage of devices traveling less than one mile, less than 10 miles, and more than 10 miles.

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