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 * More recently, Victoria seems to have stopped reporting around July 20.  * More recently, Victoria seems to have stopped reporting around July 20, as is evident in the picture below, but more obvious at the site.

Link to https://nextstrain.org/ncov/oceania?dmin=2020-06-14&l=radial

A plot of Covid19 varieties.

I found this web side fascinating. An open-source project that “aims to provide a real-time snapshot of evolving pathogen populations and to provide interactive data visualizations to virologists, epidemiologists, public health officials and citizen scientists”.

  • The first image is post June 11; that was the day that we recorded no new cases. The major cluster is to the right, with a cluster of NSW cases (smaller darker dots) along side.
  • Both states have other scatterd cases, possibly returning citizens in hotel quarantine.
  • The second image is March 1 to June 10, that is the first wave. Note the much wider spread of genomics. They came from all over.
  • More recently, Victoria seems to have stopped reporting around July 20, as is evident in the picture below, but more obvious at the site.

GenomicJune11July26.png

GenomicMarch1June11.png

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CoronaEpidemiology (last edited 2020-08-04 03:27:42 by DavidMorgan)