We aggregate data from various sources including Johns Hopkins University, BNO News, and the Covid Tracking Project. The data for countries and states is real-time and it should be the same, if not ahead, of worldometer.
I've released a dashboard for analysing COVID-19 data across the globe. You can compare data by country and see daily changes. More features are coming. It's an open source project - everyone is welcome to contribute.
Key features:
* Growth rate week on week
* Country comparison
* Daily increases
* World snapshot
There wasn't really a webpage that allowed people to compare and see how the corona virus is spreading in different countries on a daily basis (daily cumulative data), this helps in identifying which countries are trying hard to make the curve flat. So we went ahead and built this one.
Unfortunately the existing public data sets I've seen lack this information. The level of detail for each confirmed case is largely dependent on which country is reporting the data (plus it's often in an unstructured and inconsistent format). I would love to know if you find any data source with more details.
I'm looking for a data source that's updated regularly with stats for the coronavirus pandemic broken down by country and other sub criteria (gender, age, positive cases, new cases per day, etc).
Does it exist?
Wanting to get my hand at this to do some data visualization stuff.
The ideal source would be an API. But a downloadable data set that's updated regularly is good enough.
For those interested in global health, we've tried to collate as much data as possible at http://ghdx.healthdata.org/ (disclosure: I'm the director of data science at IHME, which hosts this).
Note that most of this data is population level epidemiologic and administrative stuff, not the detailed biomedical measurements I see most people requesting - but I promise you there's some really interesting things that can be done with it nonetheless!
Not that active on reddit, but given that the data presentation from WHO and co. is abysmal, both in style and depth, I might give it a try. Not that I am following it to closely until now, so. Might change, so.
I would love to get my hands on the raw data the WHO has so. Not post any results online or publicly, but to toy around with them. It is such an intriguing data set!
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