EPI vs ERI

2-parameter pandemic description

4 possible situations:

ERI > 1 and EPI > 1. (Red zone: high risk of an exponential growth).
ERI > 1 and EPI < 1. (Orange/amber zone: moderate risk, the next wave may be large if it starts now).
ERI < 1 and EPI > 1. (Yellow zone: moderately low risk, with the potential to move to a higher level risk).
ERI < 1 and EPI < 1. (Green zone: low risk).

Notation: EPI -Epidemic Index; ERI - Epidemic Risk Index.

Examples

Graphs on this page for the period: March - June 2020.

For the latest graphs, see the page More Graphs.

EPI < 1, ERI < 1

Risk level - low. Alert level - GREEN.

The Italy Epidemic Index

Italy: ERI Graph

The UK Epidemic Index

UK: Epidemic Risk Index

EPI > 1, ERI < 1

Risk level - moderately low. Alert level -YELLOW.

The Ireland Epidemic Index

Ireland: ERI Graph

EPI < 1, ERI > 1

Risk level - moderate/moderately high. Alert level - AMBER.

The Chile Epidemic Index

Chile: ERI Graph

The Mexico Epidemic Index

Mexico: ERI Graph

The Qatar Epidemic Index

Qatar: ERI Graph

EPI > 1, ERI > 1

Risk level - high. Alert level - RED.

The India Epidemic Index

India: Epidemic Risk Index

The Iraq Epidemic Index

Iraq: Epidemic Risk Index

The UAE Epidemic Index

UAE: Epidemic Risk Index

The US Epidemic Index

US: Epidemic Risk Index

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