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New fields must be added to understand the crisis #1677

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JiPiBi opened this issue Mar 27, 2020 · 10 comments
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New fields must be added to understand the crisis #1677

JiPiBi opened this issue Mar 27, 2020 · 10 comments

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@JiPiBi
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JiPiBi commented Mar 27, 2020

The 3 values we have to understand the crisis are not sufficient : Confirmed - Deceased - Recovered

As many countries discover often too late , the real issue is to count the hospitalized people and the people put in ICU
Worldometers give the ICU value
Official Italian and French sites give these 2 values at a region level ( In France at the Departement level)

It's time to change

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JiPiBi commented Mar 27, 2020

Worldometers

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JiPiBi commented Mar 27, 2020

French data

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rea = ICU
rad = recovered

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JiPiBi commented Mar 27, 2020

Italian data

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Can someone point to a machine-readable (and reliable) dataset?

(I have already augmented the JHU dataset as described in #1281, and I could add these values to that.)

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JiPiBi commented Mar 27, 2020

For Italy : link this well known site
https://github.com/pcm-dpc/COVID-19

For France :
https://github.com/opencovid19-fr/data
in this repo : folder dist gives in one file data at different level of granularity
there is an english read.me to explain the data with english translation of the fields

Good work !

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@JiPiBi unless people start standardizing on a particular data-format (I mean a JSON or TSV schema), merging all these datasets will be a nightmare.

For example in order to merge, clean and augment the JHU dataset it took me about 3 full work-days. (And the raw data was already available in a single semi-consistent format...)

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@JiPiBi the repository for Italy that you've pointed at (https://github.com/pcm-dpc/COVID-19/) looks reasonable enough (although it would have helped if the fields and description would have been in English...) (Perhaps if I have the time and energy I'll integrate it in my dataset.)

BTW, is this an official dataset? (I.e. the ones that publish it are the italian authorities, or this is a volunteer project?)

(In order to augment that data I would also need a dataset with the population of each province / county. Do you know of an official one? Or, like in the case of US, I'll have to scrape Wikipedia...) :)

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hamedmh commented Mar 27, 2020

Hi, reg. the Italian dataset, the source is included in the repo as pdf-files.

@michim321
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Hi! I totally second this request! I also would like to see the data broken down by # hospitalizations (regular + ICU). @cipriancraciun the Italian data comes from the official source (Interior Ministry) and it's been really useful to me to understand trends/gravity of each individual category.
I hope this is possible to obtain at the state level, eventually, before hospitals go totally insane.

THANK YOU

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JiPiBi commented Mar 29, 2020

No reaction of JHU . But the issue in the real world remains
I close

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