We look at the correlations between daily confirmed cases, delta virus, and vaccinations in the US, Canada, and western Europe.
Confirmed cases vs Date
Figs 1 and 2 show the daily confirmed cases by date both as a log-linear chart and linear-linear chart. It is seen that the cases are decreasing daily or steady, but then start to increase slowly at first, but then more rapidly, with some (the Netherlands falling by 7/26/21), Spain and the UK (falling by 8/7/21) reaching a peak and falling. The dates for when the increase started are shown in Table 1.
| Fig 1 log-linear | Fig 2 linear-linear |
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Table 1
| Date first noticed cases increasing | Countries |
| 5/17/21 | UK |
| 5/31/21 | Portugal |
| 6/14/21 | US |
| 6/28/21 | Ireland |
| 7/11/21 | Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain |
| 7/26/21 | Norway, Sweden |
Delta variant versus date
Fig 3 shows in a log (delta variant) linear plot the exponential rise of the variant with time, with the UK leading the way.
| Fig 3 log-linear | Fig 4 linear-linear |
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Vaccinated vs date
Confirmed cases vs delta variant
Fig 6 the log-log plot illustrates how there appears to be negligible impact on increasing the daily confirmed cases until the delta variant exceeds around 60%.
| Fig 5 log-linear | Fig 6 log-log |
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Confirmed vs vaccinated
