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Fri Apr 20, 2007 at 04:14:21 AM EDT
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| You're only as protected as the country next door - whatever "next door" means in today's JIT economies and ease of travel.
Now, there's this simple (and not thoroughly updated) wikipage with the list of countries with links to their published plans.
So maybe we could add a column or two:
- plan's document last updated on this date,
- strategy regarding closing schools (there could be a code for "1%12W" meaning "if CFR = 1% then close schools 12 weeks", etc),
- # weeks of preps recommended (no comments on that, 2 weeks, more, etc),
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| lugon :: What do countries' plans say about NPIs? |
| There's always time to add a column on antivirals (for 1, 5, 95% of the population). And of course a column with the population of the country (perhaps with a link to CIA FactBook or wikipedia), and a link to the country page in the wiki.
I can even imagine a reporter loading the wikipage in their spreadsheet and sorting countries according to some criteria, to see who's planing what.
We can dream. :-)
It could be as simple as updating the above page if folks are ready to lend a hand. A weekend project for a small party of people. If some countries are more difficult than others there's the possibility of looking at more populated countries first, etc. Wouldn't you be interested in adding the data for one country and looking at the whole lot in return?
Skills required:
- google for country plans,
- edit wikipage (simpler than html, and you can also report findings here and someone else will add that to the wikipage),
- minimal language skills (there are folks you can ask for help),
- maybe the social side of helping contributors,
- develop the code to make information compact but rapidly readable.
Thanks! |
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