Thanks for Artem Utkin for providing info on a possible new source for Russian case number
https://covid19.rosminzdrav.ru/

• official primary source (government agency)
• fills in missing data
• data is updated regularly
• data license

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Prince George county (MD) is one of the largest COVID-19 case count regions in the mid Atlantic (larger than DC!) but it’s not showing up in the dataset. I’m not sure how the data set is being pulled, but this data is available from the existing source https://coronavirus.maryland.gov/. It’s already included in the meta data definition tab, so maybe it’s a reasonable fix?

Let me know if I can help, thank you for this fantastic project.

Hello,
Your dataset was added to CoronaWhy (https://www.coronawhy.org/) Data Lake on Dataverse as a piece of common COVID-19 data frame https://datasets.coronawhy.org/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi:10.5072/FK2/0XCYMX
Would you be willing to help with the maintenance of your dataset in Dataverse, e.g. adding the relevant metadata and keeping the dataset up-to-date? That will help to make the dataset findable and accessible for the medical science community.

Looks like new data stopped on 4/2. Will this be fixed or has the project been abandoned?

In the BY THE NUMBERS chart, cases by state are sorted with the most cases at the top, unless that state has over a million cases, in which they are listed at the bottom with the lower numbers.

COVID-19 Data V2

This is a major change to the schema or the files as well as the content.

In an effort to provide the most accurate and up-to-date information we are making the following backwards incompatible changes as a way to set a new baseline.
Users of the data can expect future changes to be incremental and not at the same scope.

Schema changes

Removing unreliable / low coverage fields

• numTests - has very low coverage among regions
• numActiveCases - is not reported reliably by most regions

New fields

• Adding new daily new case counts for deaths and confirmed (tested positive) as well as recovered which will come in shortly
• Adding new diff counts to show the difference in daily new counts between consecutive days
• Adding 1 week rolling daily average for the daily new counts - useful for plotting an epi-curve

Simplifying Geographic Hierarchy

Removing the use of some in-dispute fields such as countyLocation , stateLocation and countryLocation and replacing with a parentId field.
In this new schema a field is also allowed to have multiple parents which helps handle shared zipcodes and areas in contention.

Replacing hex IDs with plain text version

Making the dataset more readable through the use of plain text unique IDs

Increased coverage and support for smaller subregions

• Added zipcode level stats for several US cities
• Added borough level stats for UK and several other countries
• Added Russian Oblasts

The 3 highest States in case numbers are always at the bottom of the list. I have read through the linked details but cannot find a reason. This has been reported in this fashion for a while. Thank you,
Terra Muma-Currier
[email protected]

Due to an issue with extraction, we need to backfill the data for Earth for dates prior to July

As of 4/28, I went through all tsv or json files in master branch and found numTests to be null. I have seen non-null numTests values in other sources (e.g Johns Hopkins) and want to check if the sources Yahoo pulled together is indicated all null numTests values.

Is data for 2021 available? It's still reflecting data only up to 1/1.