Covid risk assessment tool

[spinbaby]

https://covid19risk.biosci.gatech.edu/

This interesting. It tells you what the chances are someone at a gathering has covid. For instance, if I attend an event with 25 people in my county, there is a 26% chance someone there has covid.

[catbyte]

1. Interesting. I'd have a 15% chance. Still too high. I'll keep staying home as much as possible.

Thanks for the link.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

2. My risk level for the same size gathering is 23%, not really very different.

Personally, I'm not about to attend anything, other than an outside patio at a restaurant, with more than 5 people.

[justgamma]

3. Good grief!

My tiny little county is at 58% risk. Since CovidKim decided to open up there have been large gatherings of maskless idiots. We went from 34 cases to 119 in a little more than 2 weeks.

[FakeNoose]

4. There are some weird anomalies on this map

I like the interactive map, I was just playing around with it to see what it can do.

But they don't explain the weird thing in eastern Oregon and western Idaho. It's got a very low population density but both of those counties have suddenly jumped to 99% chance of getting infected? Really?

Meanwhile other places like Manhattan, NYC where there are probably more Covid cases than any other 26-mile area in the US, has a very low chance of infection, simply because the population density is so high. Really?

I take it all with a grain of salt, and I'm still wearing my mask every time I leave the house.

[LizBeth]

5. big different between 10 people and hundred. It was set at 100 and look at two places where family.

is. one was at 89%. Mine was 34%. Take it to ten and mine drops to 4% and where family is at 20%.

Interesting.