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Notation: EPI -Epidemic Index; ERI - Epidemic Risk Index.
EPI graphs
EPI graphs
Data analysis
Data analysis
Statemant 1. All graphs show the 2nd pandemic wave peaks in the middle of October.
Discussion: The time of the peaks is around day 80 from July 21 (the start of the graphs), i.e., 2-3 weeks after the start of the academic year.
Statemant 2. All graphs show that England lockdown measures work. Moreover, the table of scaled 6-day of moving averages reinforces both statements.
Statemant 3. The England entry (column 10) for November 26 - 28 shows the decrease of cases by nearly 40% with respect to the threshold (middle of November). (see the table below "Scaled 6-day moving averages of daily cases").
The England and its regions had the R number/EPI peak on the same date, i.e., the 8th of October. At the end of November, a random spike is observed in 3 English regions: East England (red line on a graph), London (yellow) and South East (purple).
Note: England graph - black line with dots.
Graphs by region
Graphs by region
21 July - 28 November 2020
21 July - 28 November 2020
England
England
East England
East England
East Midlands
East Midlands
London
London
North East
North East
North West
North West
South East
South East
South West
South West
West Midlands
West Midlands
Yorkshire and The Humber
Yorkshire and The Humber
Table
Table
Scaled 6-day moving averages of daily cases
Scaled 6-day moving averages of daily cases
Abbreviations: EE - East England; EM - East Midlands; LN - London; NE - North East; NW - North West; SE - South East; SW - South West; YH - Yorkshire and the Humber; EN - England.
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