Statistics and Projections by Country
Charts
Total Number of Infections
As soon as the lines start to flatten a turning point might have reached. As of 14 March, South Korea looks like to be the second country after China which reached that point.
As soon as the lines start to flatten a turning point might have reached. As of 14 March, South Korea looks like to be the second country after China which reached that point.
Number of Infections per 1 million people
As soon as the lines start to flatten a turning point might have reached. As of 14 March, South Korea looks like to be the second country after China which reached that point.
Relative to the total population, Italy, Switzerland and Spain are showing the most critical progressions. Iran and South Korea, who both have a high head count per million citizens too, could at least slow down the progression so far.
As soon as the lines start to flatten a turning point might have reached. As of 14 March, South Korea looks like to be the second country after China which reached that point.
Relative to the total population, Italy, Switzerland and Spain are showing the most critical progressions. Iran and South Korea, who both have a high head count per million citizens too, could at least slow down the progression so far.
Speed of Progression - Country Comparison
This chart shows how fast the number of infections increased from the day it surpassed the 100th case in a country. The steeper the curve, the worse the country managed the crisis. A flattened line meens, the country was able to contain the virus.
For a better comparison, we use a log-scale in this chart.
This chart shows how fast the number of infections increased from the day it surpassed the 100th case in a country. The steeper the curve, the worse the country managed the crisis. A flattened line meens, the country was able to contain the virus.
For a better comparison, we use a log-scale in this chart.
Daily Growth Rates
As soon as the daily growth rates decrease and move towards 0.0% a turning point has been reached. So far, only South Korea and China have reached that point.
As soon as the daily growth rates decrease and move towards 0.0% a turning point has been reached. So far, only South Korea and China have reached that point.
Weekly Growth Rates
As soon as the weekly growth rates decrease and move towards 0.0% a turning point has been reached. So far, only South Korea and China have reached that point. Iran also looks to be on the right path with a quickly reducing growth rate. Singapore and Japan do not have falling growth rates yet, but both countries were capable of keeping the growth rate at quite low levels.
Europe shows the biggest problems facing the crisis. In some countries like Spain, even the growth rate is increasing lately.
As soon as the weekly growth rates decrease and move towards 0.0% a turning point has been reached. So far, only South Korea and China have reached that point. Iran also looks to be on the right path with a quickly reducing growth rate. Singapore and Japan do not have falling growth rates yet, but both countries were capable of keeping the growth rate at quite low levels.
Europe shows the biggest problems facing the crisis. In some countries like Spain, even the growth rate is increasing lately.
Important Notice
The figures calculated are based on a statistical model and derived from unvalidated assumptions. Therefore the numbers shall not be interpreted as a concrete projection rather than a simple estimation of how the coronavirus spread might evolve.
The projection is based on the assumption that the nature of the spreading follows a logistic growth function. Especially during the first days of sample data and during the exponential growth period the estimates might deviate significantly from the real spread progression.
The figures calculated are based on a statistical model and derived from unvalidated assumptions. Therefore the numbers shall not be interpreted as a concrete projection rather than a simple estimation of how the coronavirus spread might evolve.
The projection is based on the assumption that the nature of the spreading follows a logistic growth function. Especially during the first days of sample data and during the exponential growth period the estimates might deviate significantly from the real spread progression.