Assessment 2: Coronavirus learning map

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Case study: COVID-19

role of human activity

the countries that didn't put in restrictions straight away has suffered the consequences with high numbers of cases, such as America and the UK

following the restriction rules are vital in compounding the spread of COVID-19

a man in China initiated the spread of Corona virus in humans

spread

Rate of spread in Australia

map showing distribution of COVID-19

economic

tourism damaged

health is wealth

srtong correlation between health and wealth. If one of them is struggling it is likely that the other one will struggle too. In this case our health is being greatly damaged and affected

stock crashes

closure of businesses

Job loss

spatial technology

software and wearables that can help to track and reduce Coronavirus

various COVID-19 app available on the app store

specific responses

Australian government have put in rules and regulations

cancellation of school, work, sporting events and restaurants etc...

1.5m distancing

nature and characteristics

Subtopic

characteristics of the diseacse

most common symptoms: fever, dry coach , tiredness

COVID-19 is spread through person to person contact with an infectious person

rate of spread

environmental

less production of pollution has resulted in

stopped carbon emissions and greenhouse gases

air quality is better

wildlife species and benefiting from it

social

Mental health

depression rates rising due to forced isolation

increased domestic violence

increased divorce rates

schoolings and some works forced to participate in online schooling/work.

resulting in less physical social interactions

social distancing measures put in place around the world

Current restrictions in Australia

1.5 Meters apart

2 people gatherings

essential activities (exercise, buying supplies, medical requirements and work/education if necessary)

political

has been conflict between state and federal governments in Australia regarding whether or not it was necessary to go back to school or not.

they create rules and regulations that society must follow

essentially the government controls how people react to the pandemic

government policies