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Here's a wrap of some of the key charts on covid19data.com.au right now.

1/8 - Reported recoveries (yellow) and deaths (blue) as a proportion of confirmed cases to give a timeline view of 'open' cases (black) | covid19data.com.au
#covid19australia #Covid_19australia
2/8 - The site now has charts for tests / day (national and state / territories ) but this analysis compares 5-day average of tests (pink bars) with new confirmed cases (black line) |
covid19data.com.au/testing
3/8 - The daily confirmed cases each day is the key graph atm.
4/8 - And here are the state breakdowns. Now that multiple states report 0 new cases each day (as QLD has just done), I'll start communicating that on the site. More state stuff here covid19data.com.au/states-and-ter…
5/8 - But crucial to monitoring daily cases are the transmission sources. Here is the national epicurve of overseas-acquired cases (grey) versus locally-acquired (blue - i.e. combining known and unknown local transmissions) | covid19data.com.au/transmission-s…
6/8 - And here are the local knowns (blue) and local unknowns (yellow - i.e. 'community transmissions') alone. You can create this view yourself by selecting and deselecting categories in the 'national daily view' chart's legend here covid19data.com.au/transmission-s…
7/8. You can also create it for individual states or territories (These use information available. Please note NSW and ACT will be updated today using data that @pappubahry has helped me with).
8/8 - Most charts, including transmission sources, also have cumulative views. *Chart shows Tasmania's transmission sources in cumulative view.* You can see national transmissions here: covid19data.com.au/transmission-s… and those for states and territories here: covid19data.com.au/transmission-s…
As always, the site is a work in progress and uses information that is available at the time but updates (as quickly as possible) when new information becomes available. Suggestions and corrections are welcome! covid19data.com.au
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Thread. I spent last night looking at Australia's #COVIDー19 testing data🦉Especially after we heard the PM say Australia has one of the highest testing rates in the world. True? 1/10
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I pulled some testing data from other countries. There are a stack of caveats here b/c of the different ways countries test and report, but here's what I found ... 2/10
We all know South Korea (blue line) is the gold standard - expansive and consistent. Germany (brown line) is another leader now. And the USA (green line) has a lot of patchy data but is in the midst of a massive push. (UK is lower - more on that another time). 3/10
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Thread. 1/12. Let’s talk about transmission sources. The growth of #COVID19 in Australia appears to have slowed with fewer confirmed cases announced for the last 3 days (yes, let's talk testing and 3-day averages soon).

#COVID19au #Covid_19australia
2/12. Today was just over 2 weeks since the fed govt announced travellers arriving in Aus had to self-isolate for 14 days. And it was about 1.5 weeks since borders closed to non-residents and non-citizens. So we’re probably seeing these policies start to bite. #auspol
3/12. So the question is - how many of the new confirmed cases each day are linked to OS-travel, and how many are community transmissions?
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Thread. One of the first notable things we saw after collecting / visualising #Covid_19australia cases was this chart showing travellers from USA brought the most #COVID_19 cases into Aus (below). Today I added cruise ships to that chart and this is what happened ... Image
The purple line is cases linked to cruise ships. It dwarfs any other region.
Caveat: many govts have stopped releasing travel details of cases so data re countries isn't complete and exacerbates the difference. But I believe still worth sharing as hints at the scale of the issue. Image
We've just heard a 69-year-old man in Toowoomba QLD has died after contracting COVID-19 on board a Royal Caribbean cruise ship. Feeling acutely aware of the people and families these numbers represent right now and sending deepest condolences to his family😓
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