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Regional Infection Modelling Data

Started by Chedney Honks, July 19, 2020, 06:55:19 AM

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Chedney Honks

https://fil.ion.ucl.ac.uk/spm/covid-19/dashboard/local/

This is the best site I've seen for this type of modelling. 

You can also click on your geographical area for a localised analysis and breakdown.

Edit: I should clarify, this is modelling based on data, rather than recorded data!

Zetetic

Quote from: Chedney Honks on July 19, 2020, 06:55:19 AM
You can also click on your geographical area for a localised analysis and breakdown.
No, I can't.

Chedney Honks

My apologies. This is just England.

Pretty poor form.

ASFTSN

So....stay away from the coast on South East by the looks of it?

Estimated new infections per day in my borough: 7

In my parents' hometown: 0 apparently

Non Stop Dancer

Yeah, looks like it's all but gone where I am.

jobotic

I can't work out why my part of Kent is doing so much better than East Kent. My authority is much more urban than most of East Kent and equally as deprived.

olliebean

Looks to be rising exponentially again in my borough.