- the number of infected people is so low that there aren't many new infections,
- people infected are asymptomatic and aren't being tested, or
- there hasn't been enough time for those getting sick to get sick enough to be tested.
The authors conclude that whichever reality materializes (assuming ongoing mitigation measures, as we await a vaccine), “we must be prepared for at least another 18 to 24 months of significant Covid-19 activity, with hot spots popping up periodically in diverse geographic areas.”I'd note that NYTimes, like many other media, have their paywall down for Coronavirus articles.
The State site has an announcement that the format of the data will change on Monday. The announcement is here. From my quick reading, it seems the key changes will be a reduction of data in the raw data packages, but the posted graphs will not change much. It says the changes are due to HIPAA privacy requirements. In Alaska, a lot of communities are very small and so even from aggravated data patient confidentiality could be compromised. It's a common issue for research in many fields when gathering data in rural Alaska.
CONFIRMED COVID-19 CASES ALASKA MARCH/APRIL/May 2020
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Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
new/total | hos=hospital | 12th = 0/0 | 13th = 1/1 | 14th = 0/1 | 15th = 0/1 | |
16th = 0/1 | 17th = 2/3 | 18th = 3/6 | 19th = 3/9 | 20th = 3/12 | 21st= 2/14 | 22nd= 8/22 |
23rd=14/36 | 24th =6/42 1 hos 1 dead | 25th = 17/59 3 hos 1 dead | 26th = 10/69 3 hos 1 dead | 27th =16/89 5 hos 2 dead | 28th = 13/102 6 hos 2 dead | 29th= 12/114 7 hos 3 dead |
30th=5/119 7 hos 3 dead | 31st= 14/133 9 hos 3 dead | |||||
April 2020 | 1st= 10/143 9 hos 3 dead | 2nd=8(6)/149 13 hos 3 dead | 3rd=8(11)157 15 hos 3 dead | 4th=15/171 16 hos 5 dead | 5th= 14/185 20 hos 6 dead | |
6th=6/191 23 hosp 6 dead | 7th= 22/213 23 hosp 6 Dead29 recovered | 8th= 13/226 27 hosp 7 dead 32 recovered | 9th= 9/235 27 hosp 7 dead 49 recovered | 10th=11/246 28 hosp 7 dead 55 recovered | 11th=11/257 31 hosp 8 dead 63 recovered | 12th= 15/272 31 hosp 8 dead 66 recovered |
13th= 5/277 32 Hosp 8 dead 85 Recovered | 14th = 8/285 32 Hosp 9 dead 98 Recovered | 15th= 8/293 34 Hosp 9 dead 106 Recovered | 16th= 7/300 35 hosp 9 dead 110 recovered | 17th= 9/309 36 hosp 9 dead 128 recovered | 18th = 5/315 36 hos 9 dead 147 Recovered | 19th= 4/319 36 hos 9 dead 153Recovered |
20th 2/321 36 hos 9 dead 161 recovered | 21st 8/329 36 hos 9 dead 168 recovered | 22nd 6/335 36 hos 9 dead 196recovered | 23nd 2/337 36 hos 9 dead 209recovered | 24th 2/339 36 hos 9 dead 208recovered (-1 from 4/23) | 25th 0/339 36 hos 9 dead 217recovered | 26th 2/341 36 hos 9 dead 217recovered |
27th 4/345 37 hos 9 dead 218recovered | 28th 6/351 37 hos 9 dead 228 recovered | 29th 4/355 36 hos 9 dead 240recovered | 30th 0/355 36 hos 9 dead 252recovered | |||
May 2020 | 1st 9/364 36 hos 9 dead 254recovered | 2nd 1/365 36 hos 9 dead 261recovered | 3rd 3/368 36 hos 9 dead 262recovered | |||
4th 2/370 37 hos 9 dead 263recovered | 5th 1/371 38 hos 9 dead 277 recovered | 6th 1/372 38 hos 10 dead 284recovered | 7th 2/374 38 hos 10 dead 291recovered | 8th 3/377 38 hos 10 dead 305recovered | 9th 1/378 38 hos 10 dead 318recovered | |
State Charts
This screen shot is high resolution so you can click on it to enlarge and focus. But click here if you want to use the chart interactively, to play with the original and see other charts they have.
My Day-To-Day Chart
Alaska Covid-19 Data NewFor... by Steve on Scribd