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Our estimates of daily CO2 emissions reveal the effects of COVID-19 on human energy use and CO2 emissions in the first half year of 2020 with sectoral information of daily emission estimates till the end of July, and how emissions decreases developed in time across countries. The longer-term effects of the pandemic on emissions remain uncertain, and depend upon factors such as the efficacy and stringency of public health policies, the recovery of economies and human activities, and persistent changes in human behavior. Nevertheless, our data indicate a fast recovery in most countries by the end of June except in the U.S., Brazil, and India where the number of COVID cases continued to remain high. In China, we even observed a rebound of emissions above the levels of 2019 as early as the beginning of May.
For US, EU27 & UK, India, Russia, Japan, and Brazil, we use the cumulative Industrial Production Index to estimate the growth rates of emissions in these countries or regions, collected from the U.S. Federal Reserve Board ( ), Eurostat ( ), Japan Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry ( ), Russia Federal State Statistics Service ( ), India Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation ( ) and Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics ( -ibge.htm) respectively. However, the last observations in EU27 & UK and India were in May 2020. To estimate the current growth in June 2020, for EU27 & UK and India, we adopt the predicted results from Trading Economics ( ). Based on the growth rates, we calculate the monthly data of the industrial sector for 2019 and the first half year of 2020. The monthly industrial emissions are allocated to daily emissions by daily thermal production data. We follow the same measure for the power sector to calculate the emission from industry and cement production for the rest of the world.
The data includes: for the power sector, temperature-adjusted electricity trends in Europe10, India38 and the US11; for the industry sector, coal use in industry in China22 and US steel production39; for the surface transport sector, city congestion40, country mobility41, UK42 and US state43 traffic data; for the residential sector, UK smart meter data44; and for aviation, aircraft departures45. Each data point (filled circles) represents the analysis of a full time series and shows the changes in activity compared to typical activity levels prior to COVID-19, corrected for seasonal and weekly biases. These changes along with the nature of the confinement were used to set the parameters in equation (1) in Methods. The data are randomly spaced to highlight the volume of some data streams. Open points represent the mean value among the sample of data points, whereas the whiskers mark the standard deviation from the mean. The plotted violins represent the kernel density estimate of the probability density function for each sample of data points.
The power sector (44.3% of global CO2 emissions) includes energy conversion for electricity and heat generation. The change in electricity and heat assumes this sector follows the change observed in electricity demand data for the United States11, selected European countries10 and India38. The analysis accounts for cooling degree-days so that the effect of the confinement alone is isolated.
The protection of vital interests of the data subject or another natural person is a lawful basis for processing of personal data under the Act. It is also a basis for processing of sensitive personal data where the data subject or another person is physically or legally incapable of giving consent. What constitutes 'vital interest' is however not defined but may be inferred to include the data subject's rights and freedoms.
Legitimate interests pursued by the data controller or data processor by a third party to whom the data is disclosed are a legal basis for the processing of personal data. The exception here is if the processing is unwarranted in any case with regard to any harm or prejudice to the rights and freedoms or legitimate interest of the data subject.
Section 31 of the Act requires that where a processing operation is likely to result in high risk to the rights and freedoms of a data subject, the data controller or processor must carry out a Data Protection Impact Assessment ('DPIA').
The Act does not set out the types of processing subject to DPIA but generally provides that the DPIA would apply to any processing that by its nature, scope, context, or purposes would result in high risk to the rights and freedoms of the data subject. The General Regulations identify that a DPIA is required in high-risk activities including;
The data controller or data processor must consult the Commissioner prior to the processing if a DPIA prepared under Article 31 of the Act indicates that the processing of the data would result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of a data subject (Section 31(3) of the Act). DPIA reports must be submitted 60 days prior to the processing of data to the Commissioner (Section 31(5) of the Act and Regulation 51(1) of the General Regulations).
Processing of sensitive data is restricted, and sensitive data includes the data defined under the key definitions above. In addition, under Section 47 of the Act, the Commissioner has the power to determine further categories of personal data that may be classified as sensitive data, as well any special grounds that such data may be processed considering:
Patients interviewed in a recent qualitative study suggested the PHOENIx team may directly improve health [24]. By design, the current study lacks the power to determine if the intervention does objectively improve health, however our findings (recruitment, retention, uptake of the intervention, extent of data collection) warrant further examination in a randomised controlled pilot study, with parallel health economic and qualitative process evaluation to assess implementation potential.
Since machine learning requires sufficient amount of data in order to obtain effective training, our hybrid model may not be competent in making predictions in the initial stage of an epidemic/pandemic caused by a novel pathogen. In addition, in our model we simply assume that human individuals in the USA are homogeneously mixed and obtain policy data by averaging the policy data over different states together with Washington D.C. weighted by their populations. Indeed, different states or regions usually have different epidemic progress and different preventive and control policies. Even within a small region, different people may have different immunity abilities and hence different recovery or death rates, etc. To incorporate the role of heterogeneity in disease transmission, we can either apply our model and method to different smaller regions with region-specific parameters and then compare the prediction results or develop a patchy ODE model or PDE model with nonlocal dispersal. We can also divide the population into more compartments according to their ages, health states or activity levels such as in different exposed periods, hospitalized, quarantined, on travel, working in medical frontlines, etc., and assume parameter values to be group-specific accordingly.
The EUA for remdesivir was based on preliminary data analysis of the Adaptive COVID-19 Treatment Trial (ACTT) and was announced April 29, 2020. The final analysis included 1,062 hospitalized patients with advanced COVID-19 and lung involvement, showing that patients treated with 10 days of remdesivir recovered faster than similar patients who received placebo. Results showed that patients who received remdesivir had a 31% faster time to recovery compared with those who received placebo (P 2ff7e9595c
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