Covid Remobilization, Updated process and charts Jan 2022

Started by Eclipse, February 01, 2022, 03:29:01 AM

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Eclipse

No change on the CAP map, but the national ones keep marching forward.




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Eclipse

Like an early Spring, the map begins to bloom green, and where once
there was nothing but Zoom-based sadness, magically there is a new
day (or probably evening, most units meet on weeknights) dawning!
(Yet somehow the table directly below it still doesn't use the colors properly.)



Nevada enters the arena and Connecticut takes a step back.




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Spam

That CAP map is starting to look pretty Irish... just in time for St. Pattys Day in March!

(Spam Approves. Lets add more green, shift the national policy rubric to individual ORM and be done).

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jeders

If you are confident in you abilities and experience, whether someone else is impressed is irrelevant. - Eclipse

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AirDX

Believe in fate, but lean forward where fate can see you.

Eclipse

No change in the CAP map, but the others continue to move in the right direction,
including Idaho getting back in the ring...




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Eclipse

The CAP map continues its march toward a Green Bay Packers uniform...


https://www.gocivilairpatrol.com/covid-19-remobilization

(While the table directly below it continues to maintain its "you can't make me" incorrect color coding)

Meanwhile, the US risk maps continue sliding the right way...




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RiverAux

I find it interesting that the source that CAP wants to use for its data to make these decisions seems to evaluate the risk quite differently than CAP -- places rated as High Risk are basically treated by CAP as if COVID isn't much of a thing. 

Hey, CAP can make its own risk evaluations, but when put together with its preferred data source its a bit jarring.

Spam

River, I very much agree - it is interesting, and I admit jarring.

Yet, what is more jarring is the degree to which necessary data itself on which a broad range of policy calls are made is highly suspect, unavailable, and being withheld from release.  See https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/20/health/covid-cdc-data.html

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TheSkyHornet

Quote from: RiverAux on February 22, 2022, 08:03:51 PMI find it interesting that the source that CAP wants to use for its data to make these decisions seems to evaluate the risk quite differently than CAP -- places rated as High Risk are basically treated by CAP as if COVID isn't much of a thing. 

Hey, CAP can make its own risk evaluations, but when put together with its preferred data source its a bit jarring.

And you basically need to be at less than 1 in 100,000 (0.016%) to be considered a "non-COVID" area. We're at 14.7/100,000 statewide (High Risk), and 8.4/100,000 in the county (Medium Risk).

I feel like we're changing the definition of words at this point. High, Medium....come on.

Eclipse

CAP map updates, in some cases, are running ahead of notifing the
respective wing.



(apparently the table is just going to go to it's grave being incorrect)




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Eclipse

No change this week (so far) to the CAP map.
As if by magic the map is updated (but the table remains broken)



But tThe risk maps have been changing daily, and interestingly, not
always in the right direction.  California and Michigan, for example, moved back up
a level in risk since the 22nd, and Washington state had dropped off
reporting for a few days.




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HandsomeWalt_USMC

MAWG is back to Phase III per an email from MAWG/CC Sunday.
HANDSOME SENDS

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Eclipse

The new phone books are in and this season's color is GREEN!



As happened last year there's a little bit of daily flip-flopping state-to-state, but the
risk trends are going in the right direction.




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TheSkyHornet

An interesting point that I'm hearing is that there's no real clarity on on "what happens next?" There isn't really any guidance on a Phase 4 or return to normal operations.

One of the recent comments I heard was "We don't really know how to get out of Phase 3, or if we ever will. Is it even a thing?"

I think most wings are finding that there really isn't a difference for them between Phase 3 and OPNML.


Eclipse

Based on published guidance, there is no Phase IV, per se, and Phase III is essentially
Ops Normal, with notes indicating in some areas that CDC guidance must be followed.

There are still a number of areas where TSA, CDC, or local mandates still apply, so
if an activity takes place somewhere a local mandate is more strict CAP would still have
to comply, regardless of CAP's posture.

Beyond that, once all the maps are equally green, then presumably it's the "new normal" whatever
that entails. 

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NovemberWhiskey

The doc does specifically say that "return to normal" also does exist independent of phase III: "There is also a Phase 0 and "return to normal" that are not shown above" and the table of required behaviors does have "routine ops" which I assume represents that state.

I agree it's not substantively different though.

Eclipse


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