UC Davis COVID-19 Dashboard

UC Davis participates in ongoing campus wastewater testing to monitor COVID-19 in our campus community. Data below are interactive, so you can select date ranges and move your pointer over the graph for additional details.

Data Sources and Definitions

Wastewater data is updated on a weekly basis with information provided by Associate Professor Heather Bischel's lab (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering).

1. Normalized SARS-CoV-2 concentration: Or N/PMMoV. Presented as a 7-day moving average, this normalized concentration measures the amount of the SARS-CoV-2 N gene, which is present in nearly all variants of the virus. In this graph, the concentration of the N gene is normalized in comparison to the concentration of pepper mild mottle virus, or PMMoV, which serves as an indicator of “fecal strength” of each sample as one of the most abundant viruses found in human waste. This helps to normalize samples based on population size, rain or water usage. More data available on the Healthy Central Valley Together website.

• Where do I find wastewater data for the city of Davis?
• More data from wastewater monitoring, including multiple viruses from surrounding cities, can be found on the Healthy Central Valley Together wastewater data website. This website also includes wastewater data from the cities of Davis, Woodland, Winters and other Central Valley locations.
• Where is COVID-19 data for the city of Davis?
• The Yolo County data on the California Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard provides data about new coronavirus cases, deaths, testing, positivity and vaccination rates in Yolo County. UC Davis reports positive results from both the asymptomatic kiosk testing and from the Student Health and Wellness Center (as a medical provider) to the State of California, so that Yolo County can include campus data in its dashboard. Test results for students and employees who have been tested by other medical providers are otherwise included in COVID-19 data for their county of residence. (Updated July 14, 2022)
• If I live or work in Davis, how do I get tested for COVID-19?
• UC Davis students and employees can access free antigen testing kits from campus locations.
   

  Here are some resources for finding other testing options:
  > Testing options for Yolo County residents
  > Testing information from MyTurn

• What if I have another question about this dashboard?
• If you cannot find an answer to your question on the Campus Ready website, please contact CampusReady@ucdavis.edu.