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Looks like I pulled the data together before the updates finished for those days. I really appreciate you going through the data like this- it helps everyone out.
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Hi Tom and Andrew,
I really appreciate you getting in contact about this. As I'm sure you know yourself, reporting methods from the public health agencies have been somewhat inconsistent making collation tricky. I've had a look at the issues you raised and checked my own sources:
- Re NI deaths on 24/03/2020: I took my data from the surveillance reports here (https://www.publichealth.hscni.net/publications/covid-19-surveillance-reports). Presumably, a fifth death that occurred on the 24th was reported on twitter but didn't make it into a surveillance report until the next day. I'm going to stick with the sources I mention on my README page for this collation but I think it's a matter of preference on how to collate the data
- Re deaths in Wales on 17/03/2020, I see I have included the report of the second person's death on the 17th whilst you have it on the 18th. I've taken my info from here (https://gov.wales/second-person-wales-dies-after-contracting-covid-19) reporting this person's death on the 17th; maybe you had another source.
- Re deaths in Wales on 21/03/2020, I completely see your point. I added the two further deaths reported on twitter to 21/03 but for consistency should stick to the numbers of deaths reported on the Welsh government site. I have amended the number of deaths for that day to 3 to reflect that.
If you do notice any other discrepancies, please do get in contact. Collating this data has been a very manual process owing to the number of sources, their reporting formats and frequently changing web locations so I can easily make mistakes or fail to be consistent and I am glad to be kept accountable!
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Amended! Thanks, Tom. Yeah, I'm really glad to see their own reporting improving!
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Sounds good. I did a view source on that page and it looks like the timestamp is 20:24:36+00 (created time 16:49:16+00); the tweet is timestamped 2:01pm, so perhaps we should go with the tweet as it's the standard 2pm time? I think (hope) this is the last outstanding discrepancy for cases
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Sorry Tom, should have mentioned yours too!
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Thanks Andrew. I haven't compared the numbers with Johns Hopkins data, but as you say there's likely to be discrepancies there too.
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Hi Emma,
Thanks for the details. I agree with you on all of these points. I've amended the NI 24/03/2020 number, since looking back at the report it says there were 2 new deaths that day (from 2 to 4). I've also amended Wales on 17/03/2020 to 2.
It looks like you need to add 2 to England for 21/03/2020 to make the numbers add up correctly (since you subtracted 2 from Wales for that day).
After all these changes I think our numbers are consistent!
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Yes, you're right! Thanks!
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@emmadoughty I just noticed another discrepancy: England on 21/03/2020 in https://github.com/emmadoughty/Daily_COVID-19/blob/master/Data/COVID19_deaths.csv should be 222 not 218 to get correct totals.
The good news is that PHE is publishing number of deaths for England now (and other UK countries).
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Going through Scottish case numbers I noticed more discrepancies (hope you don't mind me reporting them here): 2020-03-07 should be 16 cases (not 11), 2020-03-08 should be 18 (not 16). See the raw scraped files https://github.com/tomwhite/covid-19-uk-data/blob/master/data/raw/coronavirus-covid-19-number-of-cases-in-scotland-2020-03-07.html and https://github.com/tomwhite/covid-19-uk-data/blob/master/data/raw/coronavirus-covid-19-number-of-cases-in-scotland-2020-03-08.html
These are also consistent with the Grand Total column in https://github.com/watty62/Scot_covid19/blob/master/data/processed/regional_cases.csv.
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NI cases: in my repo I have 3 on 2020-03-04, you have 1; and I have 3 on 2020-03-06, you have 4. This tweet (https://twitter.com/publichealthni/status/1235928458431205377) says 3 on 2020-03-06. Not sure about source for 2020-03-04 though.
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Actually NI cases for 2020-03-04 was reported as 3 here: https://www.health-ni.gov.uk/news/latest-update-coronavirus-covid-19
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Great. I'll update 04/03/2020 to 3. FYI, here (https://www.health-ni.gov.uk/news/latest-update-covid-19-coronavirus) cases on 06/03/2020 is shown as 4. Maybe a later update but not time-stamped
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Hi Andrew,
I have seen this. FYI, my cases_by_area.csv and COVID19_by_area.csv files include this data but also include regional breakdowns for Scotland, Wales and NI. I haven't ever done any mapping but you might want to look at how others have done it. I know a few people have given it a shot:
- https://github.com/jpolton/COVID-19
- https://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=2c122cca2af644339cb636a9844672af&extent=-1.8598,50.9565,2.1969,52.3368
- https://trafforddatalab.shinyapps.io/covid-19/#section-map
Hope this helps!
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Hi Andrew - in addition to the ones Emma suggested, there are some links here that may be useful: tomwhite/covid-19-uk-data#18
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