Technical Issues

[CSSEGISandData]

We are currently experiencing technical issues. Thank you for your patience as we work to resolve them.

[thecarnie]

Thank you for this service!

[carlosvega]

Thank you for the answer and your service!

[Nedman592]

I hope you get it fixed and I appreciate what you are trying to do. Unfortunately, with all the problems being reported, I never know if I can trust the data being provided. ;(

[marshallstanton]

Thank you!

[maxdevblock]

Thank you so much for the great service!
Hope you'll fix soon :-)

[TheSeer507]

thank you @CSSEGISandData for your service and for the system provided.

[ehosmer]

Just Thanks to the IT Coder's!

[przemyslawpluta]

@CSSEGISandData would be great to hear an ETC in terms of returning service to stable point or an update in terms of the progress so far? Thanks.

[slbccfl]

How can I/we help?

[scott-mikus]

@CSSEGISandData do you have an ETA of service restoration? Also, please let me or the community know if we can help in anyway. I am available to assist in any form or fashion necessary.

Thank you for your dedication and Hard work!

[ciscorucinski]

#558 Please check the community effort here. Google Sheet and Slack

CC @scott-mikus @slbccfl @Nedman592

[criticalthinking2020]

Its important, I think, to accept realities, even when it's an uncomfortable reality.

Any thinking person must accept the reality that it is POSSIBLE that the software or hardware of CSSEGISandData has been invaded by a nefarious,perhaps governmental, entity which want to control the info that reaches the public.
You can see below how such an entity used such information control to acquire public, even congressional, approval to invade Iraq under a knowingly false ( "Iraq has weapons of mass destruction" ) pretense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RC1Mepk_Sw

[emilianbold]

Data still wrong. For 03-13-2020 Italy has the timestamp 2020-03-11T20:00:00 while two days before, on 03-11-2020 it was 2020-03-11T21:33:02.

[kevinlanning]

Thank you so much. Is there a date (e.g., March 10) through which you have confidence in the data?

[emilianbold]

@kevinlanning I think 03-11-2020 is the last good snapshot.

[joshstrange]

Would this be the cause of summing up 03-13-2020's data for the US and getting "2179" vs the website showing "2509" for the US? Just want to see if I need to create a seperate ticket or if it's already being addressed.

Thank you all so much for this data!

[cs224]

@joshstrange : I think the US summing up to different values is that you may double count due to the introduction of state level data:
0cea9b2#comments
That is just my guess without knowing for sure. Have a look at the data to see if this assumption is true.

[carlosvega]

Any update? Data is still flawn for some days.

[KellyThomas]

There are a lot of issues being created as people notice problems with the data for individual countries they are familiar with.

It might be a good idea to pin this issue to help people find it.

https://help.github.com/en/github/managing-your-work-on-github/pinning-an-issue-to-your-repository

[emilianbold]

Data is still wrong with today's update, see 03-14 and 03-15 CSV files:

Italy,2020-03-14T20:13:16, 24747 vs Italy,2020-03-14T20:13:16, 21157

Could you perhaps open source your whole scripts / pipeline and crowdsource the remaining manual chunks? You have a lot of people using this dataset and many of them would jump right in to help you.

[cs224]

I am not involved with this project, but I'd say the data for Italy is now correct. The data for Italy can be found here:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pcm-dpc/COVID-19/master/dati-andamento-nazionale/dpc-covid19-ita-andamento-nazionale.csv
And looking into the daily and time series CSV files in this repository the data seems to match.

[carlosvega]

Data is still wrong, at least I can tell for Italy and Spain.

For 3/11/20 and 3/12/20

• Italy shows 12462, 12462
• Spain shows 2277 | 2277
• Japan also has this repetition

There are many countries with this issue. This must be fixed, otherwise this data is flawed.

[emilianbold]

@carlosvega I think the updates from 03-12 and 03-13 are flawed and the data should either be removed or fixed. Until then I've made PR #834 so at least the files are not there anymore.

@cs224: I think today's numbers are correct but now the timestamps are wrong.

[carlosvega]

Well, the need for timeseries data is to plot them, is not enough having the last numbers correct.
I can provide the number of spain for those dates.

The time series for Spain should be:

27/02/2020	28/02/2020	02/03/2020	03/03/2020	04/03/2020	05/03/2020	06/03/2020	09/03/2020	10/03/2020	11/03/2020	12/03/2020	13/03/2020	14/03/2020	15/03/2020
16	32	114	150	198	237	365	999	1622	2128	2950	4209	5753	7753

The days I mention are 11 and 12 which should value 2128 and 2950

Source of my data is government data, which is collected here
https://github.com/datadista/datasets/blob/master/COVID%2019/ccaa_covid19_casos.csv

deaths here
https://github.com/datadista/datasets/blob/master/COVID%2019/ccaa_covid19_fallecidos.csv

[emilianbold]

@carlosvega I agree. Still, bad data is worse than a gap imho.

Sadly nobody from @CSSEGISandData seems to interact with people on these issues. I think it would be trivial to crowdsource the missing data and to fix whatever bugs they might have in the scripts.

[AshishR21]

@CSSEGISandData Iceland death data is incorrect for 15th March, 2020. Data source showing 5 deaths, but Actually this is 0 death.

[cgarai]

I see no US data prior to 3/10. This has been mentioned before, but I can't find the resolution. Is there a corrected dataset?

Thanks for this data!!

[marshallstanton]

I see no US data prior to 3/10. This has been mentioned before, but I can't find the resolution. Is there a corrected dataset?

Thanks for this data!!

It was captured at a county level.

[carlosvega]

any news?