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  1. Greetings, here are the weekly #washingtonstate #kingcounty (that is, #seattle and environs) #COVID #COVID19 #wastewater toots.

    A reminder that this King County respiratory disease data comes from Washington State, not the federal government.

    For the last couple of weeks I’ve been highlighting the terrible SARS-CoV2 concentration numbers from the West Point (WSPT) sewage treatment plant. Well, things got better, by a lot. The last seven day running average calculation was done on 9/8.

    WSPT is one of three King County(-ish) sewersheds in this dataset. You can find overviews, individual sewershed results, and a breakdown of variants for the state wastewater surveillance program, along with other metrics like case counts and hospitalizations for Covid-19 and other respiratory illnesses, at doh.wa.gov/data-and-statistica. If you go to the page and click "learn more" in the statewide view tab, you can find out lots of details about how these data are calculated and how to interpret them. The dashboard gets updated every Wednesday (generally). The Department of Health is here on the fediweb, at @WADeptHealth

  2. #Ontario #wastewater graph updated with September 6 data
    - London, Peel, Toronto updated: wwater.ca/Ontario
    - Also updated: AB, BC, MB, NB, NL, NS, QC, SK, YT

    wwater.ca

    Source: health-infobase.canada.ca/wast

  3. #NYC #COVID #wastewater counts are still available on the New York State run portal, but not in the State open data repository.

    In the State portal, #COVIDWastewater data is only available as one of two embedded Tableau charts - a graph or a map. The embed code is available, but it is a permalink to a snapshot of the data in time; it does not always show the most current data.

    coronavirus.health.ny.gov/covi

  4. #NYC #COVID #wastewater counts are still available on the New York State run portal, but not in the State open data repository.

    In the State portal, #COVIDWastewater data is only available as one of two embedded Tableau charts - a graph or a map. The embed code is available, but it is a permalink to a snapshot of the data in time; it does not always show the most current data.

    coronavirus.health.ny.gov/covi

  5. #NYC #COVID #wastewater counts are still available on the New York State run portal, but not in the State open data repository.

    In the State portal, #COVIDWastewater data is only available as one of two embedded Tableau charts - a graph or a map. The embed code is available, but it is a permalink to a snapshot of the data in time; it does not always show the most current data.

    coronavirus.health.ny.gov/covi

  6. #NYC #COVID #wastewater counts are still available on the New York State run portal, but not in the State open data repository.

    In the State portal, #COVIDWastewater data is only available as one of two embedded Tableau charts - a graph or a map. The embed code is available, but it is a permalink to a snapshot of the data in time; it does not always show the most current data.

    coronavirus.health.ny.gov/covi

  7. #NYC #COVID #wastewater counts are still available on the New York State run portal, but not in the State open data repository.

    In the State portal, #COVIDWastewater data is only available as one of two embedded Tableau charts - a graph or a map. The embed code is available, but it is a permalink to a snapshot of the data in time; it does not always show the most current data.

    coronavirus.health.ny.gov/covi

  8. The #NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene released its July #COVIDWastewater data on August 3. It's now September 14, and there's no sign of the August data.

    #Wastewater concentration is one of the most important indicators in the beginning of a #COVID wave.

    The samples are tested within a few days of being collected. Something the Department of Environmental Protection or the DOHMH is doing between testing and the public repository is taking way too long.

    data.cityofnewyork.us/Health/S

  9. The #NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene released its July #COVIDWastewater data on August 3. It's now September 14, and there's no sign of the August data.

    #Wastewater concentration is one of the most important indicators in the beginning of a #COVID wave.

    The samples are tested within a few days of being collected. Something the Department of Environmental Protection or the DOHMH is doing between testing and the public repository is taking way too long.

    data.cityofnewyork.us/Health/S

  10. The #NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene released its July #COVIDWastewater data on August 3. It's now September 14, and there's no sign of the August data.

    #Wastewater concentration is one of the most important indicators in the beginning of a #COVID wave.

    The samples are tested within a few days of being collected. Something the Department of Environmental Protection or the DOHMH is doing between testing and the public repository is taking way too long.

    data.cityofnewyork.us/Health/S

  11. The #NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene released its July #COVIDWastewater data on August 3. It's now September 14, and there's no sign of the August data.

    #Wastewater concentration is one of the most important indicators in the beginning of a #COVID wave.

    The samples are tested within a few days of being collected. Something the Department of Environmental Protection or the DOHMH is doing between testing and the public repository is taking way too long.

    data.cityofnewyork.us/Health/S

  12. The #NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene released its July #COVIDWastewater data on August 3. It's now September 14, and there's no sign of the August data.

    #Wastewater concentration is one of the most important indicators in the beginning of a #COVID wave.

    The samples are tested within a few days of being collected. Something the Department of Environmental Protection or the DOHMH is doing between testing and the public repository is taking way too long.

    data.cityofnewyork.us/Health/S

  13. The #NYC Department of Environmental Protection has finally released the #COVID #Wastewater data for June!

    There might be a slight uptick in #COVIDWastewater counts at the end of June, corresponding to the cases and emergency room visits. Too small to sound the alarm about just yet, but worth monitoring!

    I also found and fixed a bug in the function where I do the rolling two-week averages. It was matching newly cached and old readings irrespective of treatment plant!

    contagion.grieve-smith.com/

  14. The #NYC Department of Environmental Protection has finally released the #COVID #Wastewater data for June!

    There might be a slight uptick in #COVIDWastewater counts at the end of June, corresponding to the cases and emergency room visits. Too small to sound the alarm about just yet, but worth monitoring!

    I also found and fixed a bug in the function where I do the rolling two-week averages. It was matching newly cached and old readings irrespective of treatment plant!

    contagion.grieve-smith.com/

  15. The #NYC Department of Environmental Protection has finally released the #COVID #Wastewater data for June!

    There might be a slight uptick in #COVIDWastewater counts at the end of June, corresponding to the cases and emergency room visits. Too small to sound the alarm about just yet, but worth monitoring!

    I also found and fixed a bug in the function where I do the rolling two-week averages. It was matching newly cached and old readings irrespective of treatment plant!

    contagion.grieve-smith.com/

  16. The #NYC Department of Environmental Protection has finally released the #COVID #Wastewater data for June!

    There might be a slight uptick in #COVIDWastewater counts at the end of June, corresponding to the cases and emergency room visits. Too small to sound the alarm about just yet, but worth monitoring!

    I also found and fixed a bug in the function where I do the rolling two-week averages. It was matching newly cached and old readings irrespective of treatment plant!

    contagion.grieve-smith.com/

  17. The #NYC Department of Environmental Protection has finally released the #COVID #Wastewater data for June!

    There might be a slight uptick in #COVIDWastewater counts at the end of June, corresponding to the cases and emergency room visits. Too small to sound the alarm about just yet, but worth monitoring!

    I also found and fixed a bug in the function where I do the rolling two-week averages. It was matching newly cached and old readings irrespective of treatment plant!

    contagion.grieve-smith.com/

  18. Once again displaying #CovidWastewater on my #NYC #RespiratoryIllness dashboard!

    For a while I embedded the #COVID #wastewater Tableau chart from the New York State Department of Health. But I had to update it manually, and it got out of date.

    Now the NYC Department of Environmental Protection seems to be reliably updating the city's Open Data portal with the most recent data!

    Counts have been low lately; let's hope it's a while before the next wave!

    contagion.grieve-smith.com/

    #COVIDIsNotOver

  19. Once again displaying #CovidWastewater on my #NYC #RespiratoryIllness dashboard!

    For a while I embedded the #COVID #wastewater Tableau chart from the New York State Department of Health. But I had to update it manually, and it got out of date.

    Now the NYC Department of Environmental Protection seems to be reliably updating the city's Open Data portal with the most recent data!

    Counts have been low lately; let's hope it's a while before the next wave!

    contagion.grieve-smith.com/

    #COVIDIsNotOver

  20. Once again displaying #CovidWastewater on my #NYC #RespiratoryIllness dashboard!

    For a while I embedded the #COVID #wastewater Tableau chart from the New York State Department of Health. But I had to update it manually, and it got out of date.

    Now the NYC Department of Environmental Protection seems to be reliably updating the city's Open Data portal with the most recent data!

    Counts have been low lately; let's hope it's a while before the next wave!

    contagion.grieve-smith.com/

    #COVIDIsNotOver

  21. Once again displaying #CovidWastewater on my #NYC #RespiratoryIllness dashboard!

    For a while I embedded the #COVID #wastewater Tableau chart from the New York State Department of Health. But I had to update it manually, and it got out of date.

    Now the NYC Department of Environmental Protection seems to be reliably updating the city's Open Data portal with the most recent data!

    Counts have been low lately; let's hope it's a while before the next wave!

    contagion.grieve-smith.com/

    #COVIDIsNotOver

  22. Once again displaying #CovidWastewater on my #NYC #RespiratoryIllness dashboard!

    For a while I embedded the #COVID #wastewater Tableau chart from the New York State Department of Health. But I had to update it manually, and it got out of date.

    Now the NYC Department of Environmental Protection seems to be reliably updating the city's Open Data portal with the most recent data!

    Counts have been low lately; let's hope it's a while before the next wave!

    contagion.grieve-smith.com/

    #COVIDIsNotOver