Coronavirus in Vermont

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DISCLAIMER ✋

The estimates and predictions presented here are based partially on speculative mathematical models. All statements without guarantee!

How were the past few days in Vermont and how could it go on?

7 days incidence (sum of new infections of the last 7 days per 100k inhabitants)

The graph above and the following table show the course of 7 days incidence in Vermont assuming that the numbers are following an exponential trend.

Jan 11

193

Jan 12

194

+0 (+0.332%)

Jan 13

194

+0 (+0.0827%)

Jan 14

188

-6 (-3.31%)

Jan 15

179

-9 (-4.7%)

Jan 16

180

+2 (+0.897%)

Jan 17

175

-6 (-3.11%)

Jan 18

183

+8 (+4.77%)

Jan 19

172

-11 (-5.95%)

Jan 20

177

+5 (+2.7%)

Jan 21

161

-15 (-8.7%)

Jan 22

164

+3 (+1.79%)

Jan 23

159

-5 (-3.12%)

Jan 24

156

-3 (-1.71%)

Jan 25

156
148 - 164

0 (-0.516%)

Jan 26

153
146 - 161

-3 (-1.64%)

Jan 27

151
143 - 158

-3 (-1.64%)

Jan 28

148
141 - 156

-2 (-1.64%)

Jan 29

146
138 - 153

-2 (-1.64%)

Jan 30

143
136 - 151

-2 (-1.64%)

Jan 31

141
134 - 148

-2 (-1.64%)

Feb 1

139
132 - 146

-2 (-1.64%)

Feb 2

136
130 - 143

-2 (-1.64%)

Feb 3

134
127 - 141

-2 (-1.64%)

Feb 4

132
125 - 139

-2 (-1.64%)

Feb 5

130
123 - 136

-2 (-1.64%)

Feb 6

128
121 - 134

-2 (-1.64%)

Feb 7

125
119 - 132

-2 (-1.64%)

Daily new coronavirus infections

The graph above and the following table show the course of reported daily new coronavirus infections in Vermont assuming that the numbers are following an exponential trend.

Jan 11

111

Jan 12

169

+58 (+52.3%)

Jan 13

121

-48 (-28.4%)

Jan 14

205

+84 (+69.4%)

Jan 15

161

-44 (-21.5%)

Jan 16

181

+20 (+12.4%)

Jan 17

142

-39 (-21.5%)

Jan 18

163

+21 (+14.8%)

Jan 19

101

-62 (-38%)

Jan 20

150

+49 (+48.5%)

Jan 21

109

-41 (-27.3%)

Jan 22

179

+70 (+64.2%)

Jan 23

149

-30 (-16.8%)

Jan 24

125

-24 (-16.1%)

Jan 25

129
90 - 184

+4 (+2.89%)

Jan 26

126
88 - 180

-3 (-1.98%)

Jan 27

124
86 - 177

-2 (-1.98%)

Jan 28

121
85 - 173

-2 (-1.98%)

Jan 29

119
83 - 170

-2 (-1.98%)

Jan 30

116
81 - 167

-2 (-1.98%)

Jan 31

114
80 - 163

-2 (-1.98%)

Feb 1

112
78 - 160

-2 (-1.98%)

Feb 2

110
77 - 157

-2 (-1.98%)

Feb 3

107
75 - 154

-2 (-1.98%)

Feb 4

105
74 - 151

-2 (-1.98%)

Feb 5

103
72 - 148

-2 (-1.98%)

Feb 6

101
71 - 145

-2 (-1.98%)

Feb 7

99
69 - 142

-2 (-1.98%)

Daily deaths by coronavirus

The graph above and the following table show the course of reported daily deaths by coronavirus in Vermont assuming that the numbers are following an exponential trend without.

Jan 11

Jan 12

+0 (+0%)

Jan 13

-2 (-,100%)

Jan 14

+0 (+0%)

Jan 15

-3 (-75%)

Jan 16

-1 (-,100%)

Jan 17

+0 (+0%)

Jan 18

+0 (+0%)

Jan 19

+0 (+0%)

Jan 20

+0 (+0%)

Jan 21

+1 (+50%)

Jan 22

-2 (-66.7%)

Jan 23

+0 (+0%)

Jan 24

-1 (-,100%)

Jan 25

1
0 - 4

+1 (+In,fin,ity%)

Jan 26

1
0 - 4

0 (-2.84%)

Jan 27

1
0 - 4

0 (-2.84%)

Jan 28

1
0 - 3

0 (-2.84%)

Jan 29

1
0 - 3

0 (-2.84%)

Jan 30

1
0 - 3

0 (-2.84%)

Jan 31

1
0 - 3

0 (-2.84%)

Feb 1

1
0 - 3

0 (-2.84%)

Feb 2

1
0 - 3

0 (-2.84%)

Feb 3

1
0 - 3

0 (-2.84%)

Feb 4

1
0 - 3

0 (-2.84%)

Feb 5

0
0 - 3

0 (-2.84%)

Feb 6

0
0 - 3

0 (-2.84%)

Feb 7

0
0 - 3

0 (-2.84%)

How can I protect myself and others?

The German Federal Ministry of Health recommends:

Keep the greatest possible distance when coughing or sneezing - it is best to turn away.
Sneeze into the crook of the arm or a handkerchief, which you can then dispose of.
Avoid touching when greeting other people and wash your hands regularly and thoroughly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.

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