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How I’m Using Maps for Analysis I find maps really helpful in picturing where the “action” is congregated. In my case, when I’m looking at where the coronavirus is especially severe, a top ten list of states, shown in map form, can sometimes highlight that a certain area of the country is undergoing a surge…
Before going further, I must say that as of early this morning, the scientists have no idea what the impact of the Omicron will be. They know nothing. They don’t know whether it is more transmissible, although they suspect it will be based upon South Africa current surge; they don’t know how severe the infection…
This week Europe appears to be really surging, with Germany and Eastern European powering most of the surge. That orange line in Image 1 is Europe going up, up, up. All international charts are coming from Wikipedia. See box on Source of Data at end of post. Image 1: Comparison of continents 11/16/2021 I’m going…
Last week I really didn’t blog much because I was working on something else, so I’m catching up this week. Besides, it is time to take another look at where we are with the pandemic – it’s been a while. World Data for the world is coming from Wikipedia. See the “Sources of Data” box…
Since last week, not much has changed: the US is still on a downward trend which is kind of hard to believe. Maybe we have quite a bit of vaccination that it is starting to take effect. One can only hope. [All data from CDC. See at bottom of post for links.] USA and Regions…
So, a couple of interesting charts came up in regards to the coronavirus. The news are still relentlessly bad and combined with the onslaught of extreme weather, I just sort of pulled back on posting on these two topics. I’m not ignoring them – I’m still doing my nightly corona collection but the trends have…
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