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 *Source: Nasa Night Light July 2017 / November 2017*
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 Those who could leave took refuge away from the island. About 6% of the population fled the island in face of Hurricane Maria. However, those who stayed experienced the impact of extended periods of outage. 
 
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 ![Income Map](/puerto_rico_now/images/outage/income_map.png)
 Data Source: US Census 2010
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 **Solar Potential - Direct Normal Irradiance (DNI) Map** 
 ![DNI Map](/puerto_rico_now/images/outage/dni_map.png)
 Data Source: National Solar Radiation Database 
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 Using a method of ***Bivariate Choropleth Maps***, we study the relationship between **Median Household Income** (in the past 12 months) and the **Solar Potential** measured by the **Direct Normal Irradiance** (DNI) data to determine who will, most likely, have access to electricity in face of future storms