'Cluster trees' are the way we refer to the meta-clusters, if you like, made up of sub-clusters and outbreaks across primary, secondary and tertiary locations, as well as household and social contacts linked to these.
Here is part of the Crossroads cluster tree.
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And here is part of the Thai Rock (Wetherill Park) cluster tree.
In both, we can see the spike of transmissions from the primary location and their immediate households / social contacts, then the trickling outwards.
We finally have the history of the 14-day avg for metro and regional #CovidVic .
Now we can see the curve. Think it rose quickly? It appears to have fallen even faster. Really started to fall away three weeks ago. Frustrating shallowing now. Keep going Vic!
Here it is for regional. The 14-day avg peaked at 31.3 cases / day one month ago.
(Data note - we had to wait for @VicGovDHHS to provide all this b/c the raw data aren't published. Big thanks to @migga@covidliveau for passing it onto me! <3 )
3/5. Here is the other key roadmap trigger - total number of cases with an unknown source in the last two weeks. (Note these figures are delayed by a few days). Metro goal = 5. Regional goal = 0.
2. Avg. daily cases in regional Victoria. Goal: green line going for gold. (<5 / day, 14-day trailing avg).
3. Community spread (orange) + still under investigation (pink line).
*Metro Step 2 contingent on these*. Metro Step 3 may start with <5 unknowns in last 2 weeks. Regional Step 3 may start with 0 unknowns in regional VIC (tho geo data re community spread not provided).
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.