The Wigginton-Eisenberg Laboratory works to provide wastewater testing data on multiple pathogens across south-east Michigan. The grid below provides an at-a-glance vision of the current state of wastewater levels. For more detailed information including graphs of this data over time, please visit each organism under the Pathogens tab. For more information about this system, you can click on the information icons ( ) throughout this dashboard or visit the About Page tab.
It is currently November. In the Fall season, pay particular attention to the levels of Influenza A, Norovirus, and RSV. SARS-CoV-2 causes disease throughout the year, though seasonal spikes have been identified in previous years during this time.
The buttons here will take you to the associated organism wastewater data under the Pathogen tab. If there are listed hyperlinks below the button, clicking on one of those will download a current level infographic for your use.
New to this page: The rolling average calculations no longer include values that are calculated as below the limit of quantification.
Regular Mpox testing in wastewater was paused on 10 September 2023. The laboratory maintains the ability to restart regular Mpox testing at any time, in order to support public health needs.
New to this page: The rolling average calculations no longer include values that are calculated as below the limit of quantification.
WARNING: This is a test environment. New data features are under development. If you have questions or comments regarding the contents of this site, please notify Jules at juliegil@umich.edu.
To contact us, please email help.um.wastewatermonitoring@umich.edu.
Previously, the team’s data was displayed at the following site: https://umich-wbe.shinyapps.io/sars-cov-2_dash/.
For more information regarding the work done by the team, please visit:
Wastewater Treatment Plant Partners:
Health Departments:
This work is funded by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and the University of Michigan.
This dashboard was created by Julie (Jules) Gilbert.