NEW... Link to the King of Covid-19 Graph and Data Link Sites
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- The King of Links: The best graphs and data for tracking the coronavirus pandemic
- John Hopkins map link
- The Kinsa National "HealthWeather" Map link is in 5th post.
- Financial Times Global Graph is in the 10th post.
- US Cities Hot Spot Plot
Since it's a major topic, I thought folks might want access to latest counts.Can zoom in to see individual states/ countries. -
This page and map from the John Hopkins Coronavirus Research Center blows the bing site away.
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
If you click on any of the countries listed on the left hand side of the map, then the data and the plot on the right hand side swap to that country's data.
Note: Due to the testing lag the U.S. curve looks very peculiar, very different from most every other country's curve.
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You're welcome.... check this one out, V.
Kinsa is a maker of digital thermometers that upload your data thru an app on your smart phone to their site.
A week or so ago they launched a map showing the nationwide data. They actually held up its release for a week because the data it was showing was predicting majot outbreaks in and around NYC and across Florida. At the time both areas had fairly low case counts... and then they did.
Kinsa has an algorithm that scrubs historical cold and flu trends from the data to produce its "Atypical" fever map. You can select the Atypical mode by clicking on it in the upper, right corner of the map.
You have to scroll down to see the map.
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This page and map from the John Hopkins Coronavirus Research Center blows the bing site away.
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
If you click on any of the countries listed on the left hand side of the map, then the data and the plot on the right hand side swap to that country's data.
Note: Due to the testing lag the U.S. curve looks very peculiar, very different from most every other country's curve.
This page and map from the John Hopkins Coronavirus Research Center blows the bing site away.
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
If you click on any of the countries listed on the left hand side of the map, then the data and the plot on the right hand side swap to that country's data.
Note: Due to the testing lag the U.S. curve looks very peculiar, very different from most every other country's curve.
Except it lists no cases in Europe at the moment, lol.
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This page and map from the John Hopkins Coronavirus Research Center blows the bing site away.
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
If you click on any of the countries listed on the left hand side of the map, then the data and the plot on the right hand side swap to that country's data.
Note: Due to the testing lag the U.S. curve looks very peculiar, very different from most every other country's curve.
Except it lists no cases in Europe at the moment, lol.
Except it lists no cases in Europe at the moment, lol.
It looks like it is showing plenty of Active Cases in Europe
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This page and map from the John Hopkins Coronavirus Research Center blows the bing site away.
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
If you click on any of the countries listed on the left hand side of the map, then the data and the plot on the right hand side swap to that country's data.
Note: Due to the testing lag the U.S. curve looks very peculiar, very different from most every other country's curve.
Except it lists no cases in Europe at the moment, lol.
Except it lists no cases in Europe at the moment, lol.
Not sure what you are seeing, DH. I see figures for both Cumulative Confirmed and Active.
Click the pennant looking symbol in upper right-hand corner for regions.
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Last night there were no red dots in Europe, now there are. Must have been a bug in the system at the time.
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Financial Times Global Graph... https://www.ft.com/coronavirus-latest
Pretty straightforward... more than a little scary...
While we are still number three in cases, we are the fastest rising country and should "take the lead" in a day or two...
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Interesting on how Europe and America are getting the most cases. Look at Russia and Africa.
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Interesting on how Europe and America are getting the most cases. Look at Russia and Africa.
Interesting on how Europe and America are getting the most cases. Look at Russia and Africa.
I'm going to guess people travel to Russia and Africa less
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Interesting on how Europe and America are getting the most cases. Look at Russia and Africa.
I'm going to guess people travel to Russia and Africa less
I'm going to guess people travel to Russia and Africa less
But Iran has a lot, but not India.
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867Confirmed Cases in Ohio91Number of ICU admissions223Number of Hospitalizations in Ohio15Number of Deaths<1–94Age Range51Median Age53%Sex - Males47%Sex - Females"You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.” - Janis Joplin, 1970. -
Whoa... I've got a sudden case of post-envy...
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On Russia... still not an open society so less travel and reluctance to report combo I'd guess.
Africa probably has southern hemisphere lag... but watch out for them in 3 or 4 months as they go into their "winter". The Chinese do a lot of business there. They've been currying favor with African nations for a while now.
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I'm going to guess people travel to Russia and Africa less
But Iran has a lot, but not India.
But Iran has a lot, but not India.
Give India some time
Though I guess they are beating people now
That is a country where I'd be a little suspect about their reported numbers though
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On Russia... still not an open society so less travel and reluctance to report combo I'd guess.
Africa probably has southern hemisphere lag... but watch out for them in 3 or 4 months as they go into their "winter". The Chinese do a lot of business there. They've been currying favor with African nations for a while now.
On Russia... still not an open society so less travel and reluctance to report combo I'd guess.
Africa probably has southern hemisphere lag... but watch out for them in 3 or 4 months as they go into their "winter". The Chinese do a lot of business there. They've been currying favor with African nations for a while now.
I know, thats why I find these numbers suspicious.
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I'm sure China has been completely forthcoming with their numbers
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