ISDS-charts

[gsgs]

can we stickify this ?

I think ISDS-charts give the most actual and informative picture
which is available from the outbreak in USA

see attachment for expansion.
I think one bar are 2 days , ignore the last bar (being updated...)


(this should be updated automatically ?)

https://isds.cirg.washington.edu/distribute/dailycountstimeseries.php

Boston

New York

North Carolina:

Utah:

expanded last few months in the attachment

 

[mixin]

Re: ISDS-charts

Thanks for adding the attachment; it's really helpful to be able to compare them all in one frame.

Interestingly, Georgia, Indiana and N. Carolina appear very similar.

Boston, New York and Utah all have the 2 peaks; Boston and NY are more similar, though.

Kingston, Ontario has a strange pattern, unlike the rest.

 

[Lizw]

Re: ISDS-charts

Thanks for adding the attachment; it's really helpful to be able to compare them all in one frame.

Interestingly, Georgie, Indiana and N. Carolina appear very similar.

Boston, New York and Utah all have the 2 peaks; Boston and NY are more similar, though.

It might be interesting to know whether the cities with two peaks have genetically idential strains of the virus. Otherwise, it looks like multiple sources of infection.

 

[gsgs]

Re: ISDS-charts

we can assume that NY and Boston are mainly the Cancun-strain.
But all newflu strains should be similar enough as that each one protects
against another one with almost the same intensity.

The two peaks were explained by increased run to the doctors
due to "hype" during the first peak (late April)

But that doesn't seem to explain it all. Maybe also school-closures
or weather