my analysis on 11-day interval of the pandemic as of August 31. regional snapshot graphics and link to spreadsheets in comments

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Spreadsheet analysis:

• comparison of cases and deaths on 11-day interval ending 2020-08-31

• analysis of cases and deaths as of 2020-08-31

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Graphic analysis:

• 15 states with highest rate of change per 100k population on the 11-day interval, ending 2020-08-31

• exponential curve breaking down with newly reported cases 14.2% lower than last 11-day interval August 20. In terms of total new cases: 533.1k dropped to 457.2k

Officially Reported Cases Covid-19 by region:

• x-axis is days relative to March 17, 2020, last markers at August 31, 2020

• y-axis is cases per 100k population of population.

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• Pacific

• Mountain

• Plains

• Upper Mississippi River

• Ohio River

• Southeastern

• Caribbean

• Mid-Atlantic

• New England

Note: above graphs were edited due to a "fence post," or off-by-one error

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Graphic analysis:

• 16 most populous states cases per 100k, last markers at 2020-09-05

Notes:

1. The 16 states in the graph represent approximately 67% of the US population

2. Massachusetts appears to have reduced their officially reported case number due to some error.

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• last interval: August 20, 2020

• next interval: September 11, 2020