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Louisiana now tracking the source & #cases of #SARSCoV2 #COVID19 outbreaks:
https://ldh.la.gov/index.cfm/page/3997
Very nice to see the breakdown of # outbreaks & # cases as we can also take a look at how 'super-spread-y' different settings possibly could be
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https://ldh.la.gov/index.cfm/page/3997
Very nice to see the breakdown of # outbreaks & # cases as we can also take a look at how 'super-spread-y' different settings possibly could be
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We can sort this by # outbreaks & # cases to have a quick look at what ends up on top - it's perhaps not surprising - industry, bars, restaurants, food processing. (Retail surprising?)
But another interesting aspect - casinos & uni had small # outbreaks but large # cases...
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But another interesting aspect - casinos & uni had small # outbreaks but large # cases...
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We can add avg # cases per #COVID19 outbreak to look at how big an outbreak might be in different settings. Unis & casinos float to top here, along with food processing.
Worth thinking about impacts of places w many small outbreaks vs fewer larger outbreaks.
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Worth thinking about impacts of places w many small outbreaks vs fewer larger outbreaks.
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Finally, same thing but sorted by # cases first.
Important to remember that large outbreaks often easier to find/trace & some settings have more 'focus' than others.
But overall, interesting insight into where #COVID19 #SARSCoV2 'risky' places might be
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Important to remember that large outbreaks often easier to find/trace & some settings have more 'focus' than others.
But overall, interesting insight into where #COVID19 #SARSCoV2 'risky' places might be
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Another interesting way of visualising this data!: https://twitter.com/Christian_Ruiz_/status/1293849141186105345
